Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1940 — Page 10

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6: 30—Cavalcade, | 7:00—Big Town,

7:00—Hollywood Playhouse; WIRE. 7:30—Dr.* Christian, WFBM. 8:00—Eddie Cantor, WIRE, WLW.

WLW. WEFBM.

"ON THE RADIO

(The Indianapolis nouncement caused by INDIANAPOLIS

WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

4:00 Hits a Bits :15 Book

PEW MAY HIRE JOHN HAMILTON

Reports Say Former G. 0. P. Chairman Will Represent

THIS EVENING Times ig not responsible for inaccuracies tn orogram an. station changes after press time.) ° . INDIANAPO Lis CHICAQ0 WIRE 1300 (NBC-MBS) WING Net Nek) Girl A Norman Ross

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Beautiful Life ne Journev

{of miles of travel, Larry Windsor of

Boy and His Dog Reunited.

After Cross-Country Jaunt

NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (U. P).— After five weeks of separation, a bout of letter writing and thousands

Republic, Wash., and his stowaway

“When supper time came, I sure got worried. So I went down to the lumber yard where she plays and my brother, Art, said she'd been there. When she didn’t come home the next morning, I wrote to the

SEEK TO REDUCE =

AGGIDENT TOLL

Red Cross Urges Parents to Take Part in Drive

“We cannot always blame fate for injury or death,” he’ warned. “In most instances, they result from ‘| tack of foresight, caution or skill, or ignorance of the common means of prevention and cure,”

8:00—Fred Allen, :30 C t Musical Softee Joos Armstrong : en, ‘45 Eien o Over Paradise ¢ News + 8:30=—Mr. District

9:00—Kay Byer,

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pup, Trixie, were reunited here. Hardly able to wait until he got off the airplane that had brought him across the continent to see his

lumber - companies to see if they'd seen her, and ‘my dad, heé’s the sheriff of Ferry County, he asked d the place.”

WFBM. Beautiful Life Attorney, WIRE.

[ WIRE, WLW.

Delights the

inner Man. : saves

On Mishaps.

Parents were urged today to join hands with their children in Marion

Dil * Interests:

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It’s Tinks to “Smile” night tonight with Eddie Cantor,

WIRE and WLW

be surprised if Harry (Call Me Caruso) Von Zell again attempted to usurp the vocdl honors.

handle following i his triumph last . week when the

| “Suzle.”

Eddie Cantor

his own “My Day.”

biographical bit because a student a ‘mass interview 1 by the comedian. writer will not

Cantor will presen day of a radio comedian.

A special musical feature of the

program will be th

a Fellow Once Said,” written by Jimmy McHugh and Johnny MerBobby Sherwood and his band will play it.

CONT.

Tomorrow's ‘bro tion with the Greater Indianapolis National Christian

follows WIBC—8:45 a.

man, speaker; Phillip Lee,

singer. :

WIRE—11:15 a. m.—Judge Ernest Millington, Cadillac,

Clair Taylor.

Mich, p Baptist

5:00 p. m —Phillip Lee to sing and introduce Youth

Mission. |

WFBM—4:15 p.

Frank 1 Christiar bus, O.

Jean Hersholt as Dr. Christian, 7:30 tonight WFBM, is to be heard

in another radio spun,” written & Knight.

In this one the good doctor wages

a valiant one-man

8 o'clock on and no one would

Eddie suspects that Harry is going to be pretty hard to

everyincluding

usually mannered

ing Eddie’s own?

As an added attraction . Cantor himself will give a dramatized version of The autos been promised ri missed ecently conducted So the absent be disappointed, t a life in the

e new song, “Like

dcasts in connec

Mission are as

'm.—Ralph Sock115 p. m.—James

esident Northern onvention. .

m.—The Rev. Helme, pastor of a Church, Colum-

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drama, “Homey Ruth Adams

fight against the

insidious beginnings of un-Ameri-can ideas in River's End. w i # Douglas Leigh, one of America’s best known animated sign experts, Cavalcade players. is to be guest this evening on the Fred Allen Program,

WFBM.

Mr. ‘Leigh’s work is familiar to

everyone who ha

men doing calisthenics and acro-|directly after signing the Declara-

batics in the signs Great White Way. | bama, Mr. Leigh

job in Birmingham after leaving

college. He arrive

1931 determined to add some more

light to the fama fare. Among his ¢€ was a coffee ad steam i cup. Americ vention—electric a which today are }

Fred said he out Mr. Leigh on

furthering his own

suing from the brim of the 1937 he acquired the rights to a European in-

8 ‘o’clock,

5 seen his little

along New York’s A native of Alagot his first sign

d in New York in

us old thorougharly masterpieces which had real

nimated cartoons, his chief stock in

expects to sound the prospects of campaign to

have Jack Benny's name spelled

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:4 :00 Glenn Miller :15 Ideas in Rhythm 130 0 [Qeas in Rhythm 145 9:45 World News 10:00 Gilber! Gilbert Forbes :15 Will M :30 World Foday :45 Dance Music :00 Jack Coffey :15 Jack Coffey :30 Ray Herheck :45 Ray Herbeck

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Mark Time Mark Time Mes, Farrell Mrs. Farrell Kathleen Norris Mvrt and Marge Stepmother Song Shop

Mary Lee Taylor Martha, ebster Big Sister Aunt Jenny

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Fred Waring Newsroom ‘Cavalcade Cavalcade

Hollywood Hollywood Flantaton antation

pi Canto Eddie Cantor District Attorney District Attorney

Kay Kyser

ports circulated today that John D. M. Hami'ton, former chairman and

lately exegutive director of the Reublican - National Committee, will soon become Washington representative of the Pew oil interest of Philadelphia. After his honeymoon ind Hawaii, following his marriage this week in Florida, . Hamilton is expected to establish ‘law offices in Washington and in his home town, Topeka, Kas, and to handle affairs here for the Sun Qil Co. That concern is headed by Joseph N. Pew Jr, old-line Republican who

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Pleasure Time News Dick Reed Inside Sports

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Peter Grant Hessler asin Moore Déke Moffitt

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—-WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850 NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—-WEAP, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS. 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.

Bol Phil Harris Jimmy’ Dorsey THURSDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1 20 WIBC 1650

supplied most of the finandial help for the Republicans from 1936 to 1840. Mr. Pew and Mr. Hamilton have been close | political friends, and the Philadelphia o0il man guaranteed

De payment of the Hamilton salary of

Organlogue Breakfast Jam

Dawn Patrol Market Reports

European News

News 2 The Buccapeers Time to Shine

dog, Larry grabbed Trixie from the arms of the A, S. P. C. A. agent yesterday afternoon and covered her with kisses. After a moment.of nonrecognition, ‘Trixie responded in kind, lic the towheaded youngster’s: face. y Sis Larry said that he had forgiven Trixie for chasing a chipmunk into a freightcar in a lumber yard near the Windsor’s home:on Oct. 8.. The dog was locked in the car accidentally and made a 14-day trip, without food or water, to New - York, where he was unloaded with the lumber and rescued by the A. S. P.C. A. “I guess you didn't mean to, did you, Trixie?” he said to the dog. “Gee, I sure am tickled to See her.” Larry, who is 14, said he first missed the dog when he was returning from school Oct. 8. She usually met him half way home, he said. “When she wasn’t there, I whistled. Then I went home,” he said.

After a half dozen letters, first written by Larry himself and then copied “so people could read them”

‘by his mother, the boy said that he

“just about, gave up hope.” Two weeks ‘after Trixie had disappeared, however, he heard from A. C. Crombie that a terrier dog had arrived with a load of lumber at the Crombie Lumber Co. in New York.

Impressed .by the boy's “efficient handling of an emergency,” Mr. Crombie made him the gift of a round trip flight to get his dog.

NIPPON PRINCE ILL

TOKYO, Nov. 13 (U. P,).—Anxiety for Prince Kimmochi’ Saionji, 92, last of the genro or elder statesmen, increased today with reports from his villa at Okitsu that the cold he contracted several days ago had grown worse. Saionji was said to have fever.

County’s Red Cross drive to reduce farm and home accidents. Many school” children in the county have enlisted in the campaign and parents have been asked to check over the' children’s accident hazard lists, which have been given all enrdllees, “With the help of the parents, the hazard lists can be turned to last- ) ing use,” William Fortune, Indianapolis chapter chairman, eaid. “Parents can co-operate by learning with the children the common type of home accidents.” He said that of all accidental deaths in the nation, accidents in the home account for more than a third, and that farm accidents take a greater toll than any other occupation. He also urged parents to start

cooking toil ond trouble: ;: healthful ; ; ;. economicel ; ; ;

‘order; Jodey, from your grocer.

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Feast -for- the - Least

$25,000 a year,

Dawn Patrol Brea

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Miss Julia The Goldbergs Kitty gkeene Linda’s Love

Houseboat Hannah

Brea

Basonology News Brea.

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

Houseboat Hannah Kathleen Norris Ellen Randolpb Guiding Light

Man I Married Against Storm Road of Life David Hatem

Singin’ Sam Judge E. 2 maton Homemaker's Hour Homemaker's Hour

Markets Weather Far ar nds

Reno Dick "heed

yomen in ews Linda’ Editors Daughter Betty and Bob

Marv Marlin Maw Perkins Pepper Young Vic and Sade

Backstage Vite Stella Dalla Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Girl Alone Lone Journey Home Edition Beautiful Life

New Bright Spot Band Wagon Devotional

Beauty Box Lester Huff On With Music

Rhythmakers Woman in White

Friendly House Man I Married Friendly House Against Storm Public Librarv Road of Li Top Tunes Happiness

Eommunity Hall Guiding Light Bill Jon O'Neills oft ihe “Record Boy Greets Gir)

News Melody Fa _ | Sunshine

Lester Church Ht eration Previe Proview

Novatim Master Singers Concer Goncert

Siesta Time’ Siesta Time Request Time Request Time

Jamboree Jamboree Sign Off

News Farm Hour

Farm Rous soi) Dreamer Songs Editor's ‘Daugh Tr Tony ons

Lutheran Week Lutheran Week Valiant J.ady Light of’ World

Mary Marlin Maw Perkins Pepper Young Vic and Sade

Backstage ite tella Dall Painted Dreams Elizabeth Bemis

Beautiful Life Lone Journey Jack Armstrong News

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Duncan.

out hereafter only in blown-out or

black electric bulbs.

and Al Goodman's

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In addition, Tenor Kenny Baker, Fa Portland Hoffa, the Martin Singers

be on tonight’s program.

the parole officer who hounds her as a criminal.

® Maureen Walker has been signed as featured vocalist of Horace Heidt’s “Pot O’ Gold” and: “TreasF ure Chest” "programs. . . . Basil

Orchestra will

Tonight’s Cavalcade program, 6:30, WLW, will dramatize an episode in the life of Benjamin Franklin when that great American was our minister to France during the trying days of the Revolution. “Dr. Franklin Goes to Court” is the title, and the chief role will be played by John McIntire .of the McIntire portrayed Franklin in a Thomas Jefferson story on last year’s Cavalcade. Tonight’s story tells how the 70-‘year-old Franklin sailed for France

tion of Independence and managed to, secure money and arms from the French monarchy to aid the struggling republic. » t 4 ” “The: Hunted,” based on a story by Steve Fisher, magazine writer, will be Edward G. Robinson’s offering on tonight's Big Town program at 7 o'clock, WFBM. It’s a story

Rathbone, radio’s Sherlock Holmes, finds donations to the British cause such a drain he may have to move into a smaller home. . ., . Carol Bruce of the Ben Bernie show is readying up for that role in a forthcoming movie. . . . Portland Hoffa recently wrote a magazine story on the life of Fred Allen. . 2 Now she wishes she hadn’t because Fred threatens to do one of the “Life of Hoffa.” . .. “Tumble-

* ABOVE: Section Managers (front, left to right), D. Henkle, W. K. Sublett, M. G. Tumey; (rear), W. A. Grimes, F. Dale, D.

RIGHT: Group photo of department-head salesladies of

Murphy's new 5 & |0c Store.

We are proud of our new "home"

Congratulations G. C. MURPHY COMPANY and we're

inviting our friends and customers to come and see it.

Signed — ALL THE MURPHY EMPLOYES

weeds,” a Bing Crosby favorite, was authored by Bob Nolan, leader of “Sons of Pioneers” heard on the Uncle Ezra program. . . . H. V. Kaltenborn will explain the favorite sports of the many lands he has visited when he appears as guest on Bill Stern’s program next Sunday. 2 8 2° Eddie Cantor has sclved the “mystery” of what Irappened to Rubinoff He says: ' “Rubinoff is planning a comeback.

of a woman who falls in love with

He's learning to play the violin.”

Hoosier Goings

'I| SHOT AN ARROW’

South Bend Archers Bag Lone Rabbit: Roof Crashes Near Barber's Customer

By TIM

arrows, too.

One rabbit and a few pheasant wing feathers garnered from a bird in flight were bagged. Virgil Healy, former archery champion bagged

Indiana

+ | rabbit.

# Frank Carroll, Dent, barber, needs a steady hand in his business. He has one. and has an uncut customer to prove it. During the wind storm this week the entire roof of the Maier Hide & Fur Co. shop was torn off and the heavy metal and wood cleaved through the roofs of two stores, one of them the Carroll barber shop. Mr. Carroll was shaving a customer at the time. No, no one mentioned anything about a “close shave.”

» ” ” A PALITE Muncie driver cost the 8 | city of \Muncie a nickle the other day but won the gratitude of an out-of-town visitor. The stranger and his party were huddled about a parking meter at about 8 p. m. .One of them started to ,insert a coin when there was a shout, and the truck driver backed up 10 feet to tell the visitors that the mettrs weren't in use after 6 p- m.

” ” ” FLOYD CUTSINGER down near Franklin looked twice when he saw a deer roaming about in a clover field on his farm nefir the Union Church.

and. ran. Mr. Cutsinger thbéught it probably had escaped from the State Park Reservation at Brown

County.

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Smith Bros. Cough Drops are the only drops: containing VITAMIN A

Vitamin A (Carotene) raises the resistance of

mucous membranes

of nose and throat to

cold infections, when lack of resist ance is due to Vitamin A deficiency.

RABBITS PHEASANTS and their contemporaries not only have to dodge bulletts near South Bend. Theyre bothered with whistling

The South Bend Archers held their first hunt a few days ago. Aftermaths were sore arms from ‘holding the half-taut bows and releasing the bow-strings, and several lost and broken arrows.

the

|times as those which are approach-

When sighted, the animal bolted _

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CRIME INCREASING, COMMITTEE WARNS

NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (U. P).— The Citizens Committee on Control of Crime reported today that crime is on the increase throughout the nation and warned that even greater

police vigilance would be necessary to control crime “during the swiftly changing conditions” facing the

BEAUTIFUL

He REGE CONGRATULATES

THE G. C. MURPHY CO.

ON THE OPENING OF THEIR

REGEN BAKING PRODUCTS USED EXCLUSIVELY

BAKING CO.

NEW STORE

United States. Compared to the combined totals of 35 citi®s throughout the nation of more than 250,000 population, the committee said "New York’s murder rate was half that of the others, ts | robbery rate one-fourth, its assault rate four-fifths, its burglary rate one-sixth,” its larceny. rate twofifths, and its larceny of automobiles rate seven-tenths.”

“Only in manslaughter by negligence was New York's rate higher than that of the other cities,” the report said. Noting unsettled conditions throughout the world, the committee asserted that “it has been the experience of the past that in such

ing there comes an increase in crime.”

LIEDERKRANZ PLANS ITS FALL. FESTIVAL

one of the main purposes of the Liederkranz party Saturday night is its “get acquainted” feature. The 'Festival .will be held at Liederkranz Hall, 1417 E. Washington St. ‘Among - otheys, members will

mer, president; Charlies Hess, vice president; Henry Nordsiek, corresponding secretary; Jacob Faller, financial secretary, and Gus: WeifWilton Carpet, 18-27-In.

fenbach, treasurer. SAMPLES, SPECIAL .. 69

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To the Gu C. Murphy Company on the opening of their fine new store—congratulations. Such faith in the future of Indianapolis is deeply appreciated by all Hoosierdom. same faith that has made this nation the envy of all the world . . » and will continue to make America big and strong and and prosperous for all its

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