Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1948 — Page 5

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King Cole’s Recording of. ‘Lillette’

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The ‘Old Smoothie’ Takes a So-So Tune: -

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A new tune, “Lillette has been kicking arotind for the last couple weeks but the real recording of it has just been ‘released by’ the

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Another new release that's) worth several spins at the turn table is Mag Whiting .singing the old Maxine Sullivan number, “My | Ideal,” with Billy Butterfield’s or-

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‘general chairman in Snarge of| 7” he two-day program. sal yogter0a iehiighting the week-end’ festivities, will be the gridiron battle on Saturday, Oct. 16 between Butler and Washington University of St. Louis. ' Traditional Scrap : Members - of the second year

in a scrap to defend their flag which will be flying atop a greased pole. This traditional joust is sponsored by the athletic

a junior men’s honor society. The annual Homecoming parade is scheduled for 2 p. m. Friday in downtown Indianapolis. Numerous .sororities and fraternities will participate. Each

parade, contest which is to be sponsozed by Blue Key, senior men's honor soclety, and Utes, sophomore men’s honorary group. Bonfire Pep Session A bonfire pep session to be held at 7:30 p. m. on the athletic field, north of the Fieldhouse, will signal the close of Friday's activities. Pre-game events Saturday include judging of decorated fraternity and sorority houses; traditional sale of Homecoming blue

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Author to Speak At Riley Event

Mrs Val, Yo Indianapolis writer, witl be the principal speaker at the birthday anniversary observ nce of James Whitcomb Riley at>10:30 a. m. Thursday in the Riley home, 528 Lockerbie St. Mrs. Nolan is author of * Jaries. Whitcomb Riley, Hoosier Poet.” Perry W. Lesh, Riley Memorial Association president, will preside at the gathering. - Miss Agnes Mahoney, princt pal of School No. 9, and a committee of teachers, will present several of their pupils in a playlet.

Theft Suspect Seized With 11-Lb. Pork Loin

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who was found crawling away from the plant last night with an 11-pound pork loin. Plant policemen saw him crawling down the New York Central tracks-by the plant at 11:30 p. m

and white balloons at’the game by Spurs, sophomore women's

ing ceremony at 1 55 E/ m., the” Bowl: a where re Plan Open. House... . “President und Mok M0: Ross will be hosts to the visitors at an open house in their home, 520 Hampton Drive. Senior groups are sponsors of the annual Homecoming dance to be held at 9 p. m. Saturday in the gymnasium of the Fieldhouse, which marks the close of the annual event.

State Guard Disposes Of Last of Air Force .

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[Scheduled Oct. 26

Second Bird Film

The second of five colored mo-

Shortridge . High School. Birds in the Hudson Bay area will he. BROW ne part: of. the Audubon Screen Tours; by Amos W. Butler chapter of the Indiana Auduben Society, and the National Audubon Society. George Miksch Sutton, nationally known bird artist, will be narrator, . . Mr. Sutton also will display 18 riginal paintings he. has’ done of exican birds.

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Another film, “Bird * Magle in}

Mexico,” will be presented to high school ‘students in. Manual High School at 3:30 p. m. the same | ul day. Other films in the series will be presented: ori Dec. 10, 1048, Feb. 21, 1049, and Apr. 25, 1949, in various Indianapolis high schools during > the afternoons, and at Caleb Mills: Hast at 8 p. m,

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