Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1940 — Page 5

MOR DAY, NOV. 18, 1940

8:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. 8:00—Dr, I. Q., WIRE. 9:00—Contented Hour, WLW, WIRE.

9:00—Guy Lombardo, WFBM. 9:30—National Radio Forum, - WENR. 10:15—Sammy Kaye, WFBM.

Cecil B. | DeMille brings another famous married couple before the microphone tonight when he stars Tyrone Power and Annabélla on the Radio Theater program, 8 o'clock, WFBM, Tyrone and Annabella are to be heard in a comedy “Rage of Ij M a n hattan,” § and it will mark the first time the popular young couple have appeared together in the Radio Theater. Mrs. Power : takes the part of - §

THE RADIO

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5 Lanny Ross 0 Modern Music 5 Modern Music

Those We Love Those We Love Howard & Shelton Howard & Shelton

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC-MBS) Girl Alone

Beautiful Life

Dessa Byrd Santa Clau News Highlights Easy Aces ’

CHICAGO CINNATI WENR : W_ 1700 ° __ (NBC Net.) (NBC-MBB)

Norman Ross Beautiful Life Norman Ross Lone Journev Heart Strings Jack Armstrong Over Paradise News

Set Sail Travel Time Paul Jones Don Winslow Tom Mix Lowell Thomas

Pleasure Time Music Makers Dick Ree Inside Sports

Fred Waring

Burns & Allen Burns & Allen

Organ Better Business ews Grace Wilson

Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Firestone Firestone

1 Love a Mystery | Telephone Hour 1 vsterv | Telephone Hour se Firestone True or False Firestone

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Dr. i 3 Dr. y Showboa Showboat Contented Hour

Burns and Allen Headline News Piano ins Butler Choir Emil Coleman

In the Army Dr. 3 In the Army Dr. 1. Q. Concert Miniature | Renfro Valley Community Fund Renfro Valley

Story-Dramas Contented Hour Carl Schrieber Contented Hour Radio Forum Deacon Moore Radio Forum Never Comes Day

10 O'Clock Fina Peter Grant 10. O'Clock Fin W. H. Hessler 10 O'Clock Fin Deacon Moore 10 O'Clock Final Mel Snyder

5 Lyric Program

Music You Want Music You Want

roshy 5 Bob Crosby

Music You Want Sing for Money

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

Globe Trotter Clyde Lucas Clvde Lucas Moon River Erskine Hawkins Moon River

Nicole, a beautiful French girl, who is stranded in Nev ork, jobless. She finds getting work difficult but finally is offered a job as a model. She demurs at first, but finally accepts. In her excitement she takes down the wrong address of the studio, walks into the office of James Trevor (Tyrone Power) and proceeds to disrobe, much to the astonishment of Mr. Trevor. Other complications follow, but that should give you an idea and of course it all winds up happily as comedies are supposed to do. Other prominent married couples who have performed for Mr. DeMille are Fredric March and Florence Eldridge, Jack Benny and Mary

Annabella

Livingstone and Robert Taylor and

Barbara Stanwick. ” #” 8

Dr. I. Q. |(Lew Valentine) who will be heard on WIRE tonight at 8 o'clock is| conducting a frantic search for Ching, his Chow. dog, lost somewhere near Bloomington, Ill, a week ago. ile Lew was driving at night on| his way to

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

0 Early Birds 5 Early Birds

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 NBC-MBS)

Dawn Patrol Market Reports

INDIANAPOLIS WIBC 1050

Devotional

News Organlogue Buccaneers

Early Birds Early Birds rlv Birds

Mark Time Mark Time Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Farrell

European News Dawn Patrol Basonologv

Breakfast Club

Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam

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Boone County Boone County

News Miss Julia Bright Spot Goldbergs Band Wagon Kitty Keene Devotion Linda's Love

Kathleen Norris

Song Shop

Houseboat LL

Guiding Light

Houseboat Hannah Kathleen Norris Ellen Randolpb Woman in White

Beautv Box On With Music Lester Huff Rhythmakers

Mary Lee Taylor Martha Webster Big Sister Aunt Jenny

Man I Married Against the Storm Road of Life David Harum

Priendly House Man I Married Friendly House Against Storm Public Schools Road of Life Castle Time Right to Happiness

Kate Smith

Gal Sunday

Singin’ Sam Glen Darwin Homemakers Hour Homemakers Hour

Community Hall Guilding Light S O’Netills

Bill Jone: off th Farm Hour

e Rocrd Bov Greets Girl Farm Hour

Freddie Miller: Gilbert Forbes Farm Circle Farm Circle

Markets. Weather Farm Hands Renorter Dick Reed

News Live Stock Melodv Farm Dreamers’ Songs Sunshine Melodies | Editor's Daughter Sunshine Melodies | Tony Wons

School cf Air

Dr. Malone Jovee Jordan Fletcher Wiley My Son & 1

Mary McBride Christian Science School of Air

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Women i Linda's ve Editor's Daughter Betty & Bob

Mary Marlin

Vie & Bade

n the News| Matinee Musicale Lester Huff

Hymns Grimm's Daughter Preview Valiant dv Preview Light of World

Novatime Marv Marlin Govt. Reports Concert Hour Concert Hour

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Siesta Time Backstage Wife Siesta Time allas Request Time Beautiful Life Request Time Elizabeth Bemis

Girl Alone

Jamboree Small Town

PRISON TO HAVE FOREMAN CLASS

Will Enable Some Inmates To Support Self After Release, Klinger Says.

A co-operative educational and vocational program between the Indiana State Prison and Purdue University will be started this week. John H. Klinger, director of the State Division of Corrections, announced today that Prof. Mark F. Stigers of Purdue will open a foreman training class at the Michigan City, Ind., prison. . At the request of Thurman A. Gottschalk, State Welfare admin-

the state correctional and penal institutions last summer and found “many educational and vocational opportunities were lacking.” “Until recently there has been no organized effort to give men a complete course of vocational training which would enable them to support themselves and dependents after release from the institution,” Mr. Klinger said. “It is hoped that many of the men will receive constructive vocational training as a result of the teaching of this special course.” The current class will be for foremen of prison industrial shops to enable them to give better on-the-job training to inmates.

istrator, Purdue made a survey of.

Truck Cowed, Cow Bruised

BILLINGS, Mont.,, Nov. 18 (U. P.).—Here’s what happened this week-end when a nonchalant cow’ strolled across a highway as a heavy truck approached: The truck, loaded with apples, struck the*cow, dropped 10 feet through a bridge and caught fire. Flames from the truck set fire to the bridge and destroyed it. Apples were scattered all over the place. . - ! Traffic was detoured several miles around the bridge. The truck driver and his come panion were treated for minor injuries. : The cow? She was bruised slightly.

SOVIET LEADER DIES

MOSCOW, Nov. 18 (U. P.).—Gen. Vladimir Grendal, 57, vice chief of the Red Army artillery board and the Soviet union’s leading artillery theorist, is dead. A former Czarist officer, Grendal joined the Bolshevists in 1917 and served with distinction during the Civil War. He held a key command in the Finnish War, organized the storming of the Mannerheim Line and led to the seizure of Vigorb.

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FLYING COED TO TAKE AERIAL ACROBATICS

Butler University’s flying coed,

men students in the school’s Civilian Pilot Training Course will start soon on advanced air acrobatics. They are receiveing their flight instruction from the Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp. Men students enrolled are David Knudsen and Robert Britz, both pf Indianapolis, and Robert Sternberger, Philip Greer and Richard Ferris.

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the dog’s absence he was 150 miles Scattergood Beautiful Life ews from his last stop. The quiz spe- KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): cialist is trying to keep the bad | MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850

Texas Ching apparently jumped out | 4:00 Masterworks of the car. \When Léw discovered | 4:30 Butane

Well, it looks at last as if we're going to meet! Gracey| Allen's kinfolk, the Corney Allen |branch. This or about 9:30 and Allen program, WIRE. Because her grandfather is sick, Gracie has persuade make the broadcast from the Allen

invited. = Artie Shaw's Smoothies and Bud go along. EJ Metropolitan opera ténor Richard Crooks will sing Grieg’s “I Love You” as his opening solo on the Voice of Firestone program tonight, 7:30 WIRE. His other songs will be “In a Monastery Garden,” by Ketelby; Weingartner’s “Festival of Love” and “Hymn of nksgiving,” By Kremser. | ' The concert orchestra under Alfred Wallenstein’s direction will play the “Dance of the Comedians,” from Smetana’s “The Bartered Bride,” Mendelssohn’s Scherzo in E Minor and “To a Wild Rose” by MacDowell. | ” ” Cincinnati is to be honored on tonights Contented program, 9 o'clock, WIRE and WLW The orchestra) will play “Men of Ohio” and a college medley paying tribute to the University of Cincinnati, Xavier University and Ohio State University. “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” will be sung by the chorus as a salute to the World Champion Cincinnati Reds. | | ] Lullaby Lady Louise [King's solo will be “Firelight Lullaby.” 2 a = Bobby Sherwood has turned maestro on Eddie Cantor's Time to Smile program after a| career of guitarist, cornetist, banjoist, vocalist and stooge onjyarious top ranking programs. . . |.; The Jafher of Pat O'Malley, comedian on the Alec Templeton show, is fon, of

the town council in Hendon, England, but Pat denies he has any inside news on war developments, . . . Priscilla Lane in New York for a theater engagement is being coached in the songs she will sing by her old boss, Fred Waring. . . . First member of Tommy Dorsey’s orchestra to receive a draft questionnaire is Ziggy Elman. . . . Until then he didn't even know his draft number. He knows now, its number 756. . . .

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Donald Mary Nelson, co-ordinator of defense purchasing of the National Defense Commission is to be heard on tonight's National Radio Forum, 9:30 jon WENR. “Small Business gram is 10 bo. the De-

fense Program” is to the topic. The program features weekly talks by Congressmen and other Govern-

news from his son, Gary, aged 3.|NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. ) NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ; 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 710.

Hoosier Goings On

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Judge's Question Leads to Bald Pate

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COLLIER.

SHERIFF CASH ROBINSON, New Castle, has added a new cliche

Then, when Sheriff Robinson

asked how he liked to be on the road, the man got “abusive.”

“Oh, so you WILL talk, eh?”

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said the sheriff and arrested him The man spent the night in jail, all right, and then drew a 30-day term on the penal farm and a $1 and costs fine.

A MAN WAS arrested in a

Muncie court on a charge of driving without a license and he .

told the judge that he was from Wisconsin. [He produced a license and the judge looked it over.

He was about to dismiss the

case when he looked up sharply and said:

“Everything seems to be all

right except . . . this says you

to the language police have all of their own. Or maybe he has just arsed one of the most famous, the much-used, “So you won't talk eh?” Other night he was in Middleton to pick up a drunk and got involved in a conversation with some fellow on the street. The cone versation was pretty one-sided, with the sheriff pitching. But finally it came out that the fellow wanted to put up for the night in the Middleton jail.

have blond hair and you have black hair.” The man hesitated, then smiled a little embarrassed smile. “The license was first issued in 1928,” he said, as he removed his toupee. “You see?” The judge glanced at a shiny bald pate and cleared his throat. “Case dismissed,” he said.

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