Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1946 — Page 35

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u on ” Ginny Simms is back with her fall show for a st hearing tonight at 8. Ginny has been rockin’ e cradle during the summer which has been iccupied by her new offspring, three-month-old David. fonight, she'll have the whole joint rockin’ with ch melodies as “I've Got Thé Sun In The Morning.” inny will also present a new comedian each week. She sorta goes mm her own talent hunt to dig up somebody with a different kind of | mny business. Tonight, the rib tickler getting the break. will be Danny homas. Incidentally, in the way of crystal gazing, don't be surprised Jack Paar, an Indianapolis product. shows up on 'her show soon e's tailor made for a break like that. The show is “sponsored by Jorden, but I hope they don't get too mad if I ask you to keep those hilk bottles quiet at 8 tonight.

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n o 5 » ” ou The radio webbing will probably be top heavy with male ear lobes it 7:30 tonight. The “Adventures of the Thin Man” sound mighty | hterestimg to the male animal. Nick Charles, the skinny detective, involved in “The Case of the Luscious Legs,” when Nora goes to a auty Salon to straighten out a few kinks in some legal anatomy. Actually, the shape of the female shanks isn’t the real cause for the listurbante—in this case, that is. Nick begins to get interested when Vora finds a corpse in a reducing closet. This is the the kind of case hat Nick'll work night and day on unless he gulps some Sanka coffee b assure a sound siesta,

» ” ” " ” » | Moving day has comeé for Danny O'Neil again. The throaty thrush | tas moved from kilowatt to kilowatt and tonight finds him. in the spot | brmerly occupied by Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou, If you're looking | br a variety show in,a musical sort of way, Danny will be mighty | proud to shake hands with yoirtonight at 6:30, The Irishman not only| Ings, but has invited a couple of guests in for tea, For a different style ¥ vocal patter, the Song Spinners will group around the mike.

” ou o u » ~ One trouble with the human race is that it starts life as a child. | Jules supporter for this choice bit of philosphy is Daddy Higgins. | aaaady” is the papa of “Baby Snooks,” the caper-cutter voice of | anny Brice. Tonight, Snooks tackles the car situation. She has ontact with a playmate to get a 1947 model of a toy automobile. She ins the yarn to Daady, who sells his pre-war jalopy to a used car aler, and rubs his palms over the idea of some up-to-date transportation. Natchely pops is chagrined, but he’s still able to move about | ar enough to shop for a switch in the backyard. |

” ” " ” u ” | Garry Moore and Jimmy Durante will be back with their comedy | outine tonight at 8:30, after scoring a bigger hit thai the dimensions f Du ante's schnoz in their first show last week. Jimmy will give lotta nostril to a song specialty and Garry will make breezy chatter | vith the vounger set. They'll also cart out their new singing find, | fuzanne FEllers, whom they located on a solind set in Hollywood, Suz inne’'s job will be to eroon a well rounded “Doin What Comes Naturally.” hich, I assume refers to a visit to a Rexall Drug Store. (

” o “ ou NN ” Yare Mn por the Army-Villanova football game which will be broadast ever CBS and WFBM Saturday afternoon beginning at 1:30. The hvitation is extended by the makers of Pronto-Pups, which, the trade-| hark says, is a “wiener dun in a bun.’ Spell it any way yéu want to, had one at the State Fair and they're yummy. Red Barber and limmy Dolan (Ted Husing's old side-kick), will be on hand to call” the kin parade play-by-play; = Lhd ” on ” EJ ” ” You'd think it didn't pay to be smart if I didn’t tell you that “Tt fays To Be Ignorant” moves into the 9 o'clock firhe tomight. That's ust an hour later than it was heard formerly. Of course, they had b make room for Gihny Simms. Since that is all straightened out, u can tune in for Philip Morris, George Shelton, Lulu MeConnell, fore McNaughton and Tom Howard, Philip Morris is the only one the program not ignorant. . ati

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--Here [say whether or not an on-the-job are some questions from veterans !program does or does not meet the regarding recent changes in the law [criteria set by congress, governing on-the-job training pro-| Q-—What will happen to a comgrams: | pany’'s on-the-job training program Q—I understand that the govern- |i, under the new law, the state ment is going to investigate every | withdraws its approval of it? veteran who is taking an on-the- A—All veterans enrolled in it will job training program. Does this| cease to receive subsistence allowapply to veterans who started in|ances, and ne veterans will be persuch a program after the middle mitied to enroll henceforth. of August? | Q—How often will the Veterans’ A—No. This survey of all on-the- Administration check how much a job training programs applies only veteran makes on the outside if he's to participants in those programs in one of the VA training prowhich were approved before Aug.8. | grams? : Q—I am a veteran taking an on-| A--The veteran's outside wages -the-job training program. There will be studied anew every semester, has been some friction between the | to determine whether they call for company I work for and the Vet- any adjustment in the amount of

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