Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1941 — Page 10
IND
ARMY BOMBER WRECK FOUND.
No Hope Held for Any of Seven Aboard; Vultures Circle Scene.
MORTON, Wash., Feb. 4 (U.P.). —An Army searching party today goes to the wreckage of a twinmotored bomber, missing since Jan. 16, with seven men. There was no hope that any survived. Harry Studhalter, 32, and Tom Harper, 30, woodsmen, said they sighted . the wreckage on Huckleberry Mountain, in the foothills of Mt. Rainier, through binoculars. Vultures were circling the wreck, fragments of which were scattered over a wide area, they said. They believed all aboard were dead. The plane was on its way to Muroc Dry Lage, Cal, to practice. bombing. ' The Army would not acknowledge “Officially that the bomber had crashed, and refused to let anyone go near it in advance of the searching party, possibly because the plane was equipped with a Norden bombsight, a guarded military secret. Had any of the seven survived the crash, observers said, they could have walked to civilization. If they were injured, they would have died of exposure in the frigid mountain weather.
KINGSBURY ELECTION. IS SET FOR FEB. 25
LA PORTE, Ind. Feb.4 (U.P.).— The tiny town of Kingsbury, near the Government’s shell-loading plant that bears its name, will elect four trustees and a clerk-treasurer Feb. 25 La Porte County Commissioners ruled today. Kingsbury citizens voted to in-|’ corporate recently anticipating housing and other problems’ as a result of the defense project.
Guaranteed
- WATCH REPAIRING _ DONE BY EXPERTS H. H. Mayer, Inc.
42 W. Washington
ON THE RADIO
RADIO -TUESDAY EVENING
Indianapolis Times 1s nos responsible for Anucouracies in program ane
(The nouncement caused by s:ation changes after press time.
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAP a8 Choa 1 WIRE 140 WLS-W. 870 (CBS Net.) HEE MBS (NBC No Net.) Masterworks
(3irl Alps Norman Ross Christian Science Lone roney { Norman Ross Gyp Dick Foe: | Citizens All Scattergood Baines | Beautiful Life { Over Paradise altz Time Dessa Byrd {King Arthur Jr. ythm Roundup Whizzer
yncopators News BE ePiRhs Terry. Shand Gilbert Forbes . 8. Workshop Tom Mix Amos and "a - Fre Time Lanny Ros Second Haopand Second Husband
Missing Heirs Missing Heirs First. Nighter First Nighter Horace Heidt
We the People Battle of Sexes Yo ine ke People Battle of 0 oS oAsy er Prof. Que | Fibber MoGes
Glenn Miller Bob Hope Invitation Boh Hope 30 Invitation Doghouse :45 Concert Doghouse Edward Weeks
Dick Reed -| 10 g glock 1
| Easy Aces | Lost Persons | News The Westerners
Music Makers Dick Inside Sports Johnnv Presents
Johnny Presents Horace Heidt
i] entral
Inner Sanctum | Story Drama
1 8& Fine, look Fina Serenade ~ Night 10 O'Clock Fina
Music You Want | Globe Trotter Musie You Want -| Dick Rogers rvis Music You Want Jack Denny Griff Williams Jack Denny
WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS
Tommy Dorsey
Shen Melds Sneb Sielas
Paul Eegens
CINCINNATI 700 Tu
Small Town Lone Journey trong
vel Times Baker ana Denton Don Winslow Lowell Thomas
Pleasure Time Dick Bray §ack's Show . Kaltenborn
EEA Presents Johnny Presents Horace Heidt Horace Heidt
Battle of Sexes Sexes cGee
Fibber McGee
Job Hope lob. Hope Joghouse Joghouse
Fetes Gran Ww. Hessler Wines Music Manny Prager
everly Hills
foon River
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 WIBC 1050 (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS)
:30 Early Birds Dawn Patrol :45 Early Birds Dawn Patrol
:00 Early Birds Burovagh evs :15 Early Troll Breakfas :30 Zany itch in "Time Breakfas 4 New Breakfas :0 22
| Devotional | Organlogue
Breakfas
0 Ma E Tim Ea News Roundup : Southern | “Serenade Breakfast Club On With Music Farrell Breakfast Club Organ Moods Breakfast Club Devotional
Houseboat Hannab Myrt and Marge eep River Boys stepmother Ellen Randolph Song Shop | | Guiding Light
0 Mrs. 29 Waltz Time
Kathleen Norris Melodic Moments Novatime Lester Huff
Music Salon
ooo Sudouate [aga] aa
Bw | a aca
CINCINNATI WLW_100 (NBC-MES)
News Checkerboard me to Shine
Boone County Consumers
Aunt Jenny Goldbergs Kitty Keene Linda’s Love
Houseboat Hannab New
ews . Ellen Randolph Woman in White
00 Rhythm Roundub Man I Married 38 Martha Webs asaing Storm
Road of Life ¢c Sc Aunt Jenny David Harum Tropical Moods 0 Kate Smith
Words and Mus 516 | Community Hall 5 Girl Marries Mi Tun Bill Jones :30 Helen Trent H k Off the Reco :45 Gal Sunday | |Homemakers Boy Greets “Gm
Melodic Strings | | Farm Hands Indiana News Gilbert Forb Farm Hands Lester Huff Farm Circle Bevories Sunohine Melodies Form Circle Dick Reed Melody Farm Tomorroy. s Hits Matinee Musicale Lin ve Jerry Beats Editors Daughter |John Sea Betty and Bob Sibert Saiivan Band Music
Mary Marlin Mary Galbraith Concert Concert
Friendly House
Phd ft et | nt ft ft ft | pnt nd ft fk NL bhatt pet ooo Bi Bem on
ono
Home of Brave | Mary McBride So
Vic and Sade
Backstage Wife Request Time tella Dallas Reauest Time a Jones H'wood Reporter Yella Pessl Widder Brown Variety Theater
School of Air Porvis, JSlake fiilton "House
EXTENTS BOD eID BID
“|Man 1 Married
Against Storm Road of Life . |Happin Guiding Light O’Neills
N Farm Hour
Livestock Julia Blake Editor's Daugbtar Treet Timi
Betty ii Grimm's Dus Valiant La Light of the World
Marv Marlin Maw Perkins Pepper Young Vic and Sade
Backstage Wife . Stella Dallas Beautiful Life Elizabeth Bemis
Symphonettes Girl Alone Rhythm Roundup Wheeler Mission Lone Journey Rhythm Roundup Boy and Band Dick Reed Sunset Serenade Scatter R000 Beautiful Life Sign Off
Sovo wh QOoOVO | rOmO
tort Wwe so0a000 It ut ps
Se)
Small Town Lone Journey Jack Armstrong News
KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL--WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKGC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850 NBC-BLUE—WJZ,, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1850.
NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070;
WWJ, 920; WMARQ, 670.
1
Your monthly
FOE
IN
1!
OLR Lrg Your Bills into TA (4 ET pe Re
TERT ESS
I
When your monthly bills become too large for your pay envelope, the answer is a Morris Plan Loan. It will reduce your monthly payments.
No Endorsers Required
when you apply for a character or auto loan of $75 to $1,000 or more. You may take from & to 20 months to repay and up to 6 weeks to
make the first payment.
Consult any of our friendly officers—they will be glad to discuss your financial problems.
Bor Quick Sexvice BER Phone Market 4455
Many Loans Completed by Mail or Phone Without Coming to the Office
Morris Plan
Ti of Penns 200 2:11:
TONIGHT 7:00—Court of Missing Heirs, WFBM.
7:30—First Nighter, WFBM. 8:00—We, the People, WFBM. 8:30—Prof. Quiz, WFBM.
8:30—Fibber McGee and Molly, WIRE.
9:00—Bob Hope, WIRE. 9: 5-Tncle Walter's Doghouse,
Rumors going the rounds of the radio studios are that some sort of a settlement in' the ASCAP-BMI dispute is to be effected about the middle of the month or shortly thereafter. However, this depart ment has received nothing from either headquarters which would fit in with such reports. os o Ann Sklepovich, 13-year-old Gary, W. Va. girl who was the Cinderella of the President's Birthday Ball in Washington last week, will relate her experiences on tonight's We, the People program, 8 o'clock, WFBM. Ann, it will be remembered, was the intended victim of a hoax by an older Ann Sklepovich brother. She thought she had been invited to Washington by the
" | President to visit the White House
but when she reached the capital she learned the truth. However, the President heard of her disappointment and made Ann his special guest. Whereupon she proceeded to steal the spotlight from some of Hollywood’s best known glamour girls and other notables. 8 # 8 Mickey Rooney, who has something of a reputation as. a movie actor, now stands revealed as a composer of serious music. Next Sunday on the Ford Sunday Evening Hour the Ford orchestra is to play two parts of Mickey's symphonic suite, “Melodante.” Mickey surprised even his Hollywood intimates by his development from a swing enthusiast to a serious composer. 2 tJ ” Joyce Jordan-Girl Interne, broadcast. week days at 1:15 p. m. over WFBM, went into its fifth year with yesterday’s performance. The program has had four leading ladies in its four years on the air. Rita Johnson, Helen Claire, Elspeth Eric and Anna Shepherd, the current star. ” ” 8 A new sports feature, “Sportscope,” to be heard Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 10:15 p. m. made its debut last night on WFBM. It’s a program of general sports news. Lee Harris is the announcer. ” ” ” Bob Hawk did an unusual thing on his Take It or Leave It program Sunday night when he recalled a contestant who had failed on the final question. The gentleman had selected important dates and was given a five-year leeway. He named every one correctly except the last when he missed on the date of the Chicago fire. He was so accurate with the others that his failure ‘was rather surpris-
g. When the program was almost over Bob recalled the contestant and this time he named correctly the date when Edison discovered the incandescent lamp. Bob's reasoning was that the Chicago fire probably could not be considered historically important, and his decision to recall the gentleman went over big with the Atlanta audience. ; A few weeks ago a similar thing happened when a contestant was unable to link the number 98 with Tom Harmon, the Michigan football star. There was some criticism on that one and on the next program Bob announced that he was turning the cash over to the contestant. 2 8 8 - Ethel Barrymore's 40th anniversary as a stage star is to be celebrated tonight in a special NBCBlue broadcast from 10:30 to 11 p. m. Brothers John and Lionel, from Hollywood, are to do a bit of reminiscing. Arthur Hopkins will be master of ceremonies ‘and ‘Alexander Woollcott also will appear on the program as “best friend and severest critic.”
Skiing's Fine af Dunes State Park
SNOW AND COLD WEATHER have made the skiing fine at Indiana Dunes State Park, Conservation officials announced today. They said the steep slopes of the sand dunes ‘provided ideal conditions. At other State parks, outdoor enthusiasts are taking long, winter hikes and feeding birds.
Here's Real Relief for
NOSES THAT CLOG, DRY UP AFTER DARK
How much better
PURPOSE | you feel -when u clear nose of
MEDICINE ent conges-
tion at bedtime with Va-tro-nol! Va-tro-nol does 3 important things: (1) shrinks swollen membranes; (2) soothes vol ® Helps flush nac
breatnng invites Ifa co threatSL or sneeze h hel ips VICKS Yeloping." VA-TRO-NOL
Canada Dry’s Spur Brings You
BASKETBALL NEWS soo SCORES
10:15 P. M. Tuesday, Friday
WEBM
-1230 on Your Dial
No Phone, Cc. 0. D., Mail or Lay-Away Orders Please.
Just 73 Women's
BETTER
DRESSES
Reduced for $ Day
$joo
Late winter styles in
Just 12 Women's $6.95 and $8.95
Winter Coats "$398
Worins and Misses’ $2.95
Raincoats—2 for
While 30 last. Sizes 18 in the
group.
12 $7 00
Star Store, Second Floor
Girls’
Lovely New
SPRING SKIRTS
$j oo
Dressy new flannel skirts in beautiful pastels and navy. Also pastel corduroys. Tuck-in and sus-
ender styles. Sizes T to 6.
Star Store, Second Floor
Women’s First Quality
‘Chiffon & Service Wt.
| Silk Hose
3 prs. 87 00
: heer silk chiffons, reinforced “at points of greatest wear, Durable, lisle top, silk service
weights. Sizes 8%
to 10%.
Good colors. Also full fashioned silk hose in seconds at
3 prs. $1.00. Star Store, Street Floor
Men's & Young Men's $17.95 and $19.95
Topcoats
DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL
$1 (oo
Broken lots of men’s better quality topcoats. All wool materials in fancy: patterns — teal, blue, and green Some with all wool “zip-in or out” linings, Sizes 33 to 44.
Star Store, Street Floor
Men's
3 WASH SUITS Boys’ original 59c¢ bobbie and wash
suits. Broken sizes 1 to 6.
FE
360 WIWASHINGTON ST.
SINCE 1888
2 Women’s Gowns
Women’s pastel shade, cotton crepe gowns in regular and extra sizes.
No Phone, C. 0. D., Mail or Lay- Away Orders Please.
2 Girls’ DRESSES Girls’ new spring prints in many
styles. Sizes 1 to 61%, 7 to 14.
$1.98 SWEATERS
Women's all wool, long sleeve, “Sloppy Joe” sweaters in black and colors. 34 to 40.
Women’s $1.98 to $3.98 Skirts & Jackets
Clearance of Velveteens and Wools.. Just 35 in the group.
3 Women’s SLIPS
Women’s broadcloth slips in built up shoulder, swing panel styles. Tea rose and white
styles. 36 to 52.
3 WASH FROCKS
Women’s original 69c fast color print
dresses. Sizes 14 to 42. *
4 Prs. HOSE
Girls’ novelty weave mercerized, below the
knee, campus hose in bright colors. 8% to
1045.
2 Girls’ BLOUSES
Girls’ new spring blouses in frilly
and shirt styles. Sizes 3 to 16.
2 SWEATERS
Women’s $1.00 all wool slipover and button front styles in light and dark shades. 34 to 40.
2 INFANTS’ SWEATERS Originally $1.00 all wool slipovers. Pink, blue and white. :
2 UNION SUITS Women’s 69¢ ribbed fleeced, built up shoulder, tight knee or short sleeves, knee length suits. Sizes 36
to 44.
$1.59 UNIFORMS
Clearance! Women's better quality, doublebreasted styles. Blue,
white, green. Sizes 14 to 46.
20 BARS SOAP
Lifebuoy toilet soap. (Limit 20 bars).
2 PLAY SUITS
Chambray, covert and print play suits. Boys’ and girls’ styles. Sizes 1 to 6.
8 Yds. TUBING
19¢c 36-In. Pepperell pillow tubing: Snow white—4-year kind.
2 Girls’ DRESSES
Clearance of Girls’ “famous make” orig. $1.00 wash dresses.
discontinued styles. Sizes 7 to 14.
$1.39 BLANKETS
70x80-In. double bed size, N a s hua plaid blankets. Closely napped. 5 Colors. Pair
GIRLS’ WEAR RUMMAGE, 2 for
Skirts, sweaters, blouses and robes. Broken sizes.
20 Yds. MUSLIN
36-In. unbleached Panama muslin. Cut from full bolts.
DRESS PANTS
$198 fancy stripe, pleated front pants. Also coverts. Sizes 29 to 42.
4 Window SHADES
36x72-In. 55¢ painted cloth window shades on spring rollers. Dark
‘green. Slight irregu- | lars.
$1.59 SWEATERS
Boys’ slip over or coat styles in fancy combinations. Sizes 8 to 15.
SPRING HATS
In Felts or Straws
sqoo
Felt rollers in all the newest
Newest
off
straws in brims, face, bonnets and
bretons.
Millinery, Second Floor
‘Genuine Gold Seal CONGOLEUM
6 to 30 Sq. Yd. Size Remnants
N
AAA
Roo
y EZDO Dubl-Size L O $ ETS
60"x22"x20”, double door closets that
hold up to 20 garments. They're dust
and moth resistant and are just like an in the
extra closet home.
Star Store, Ti
2 UNION SUITS
Men's T9c, heavy ribbed, long sleeve,
ankle length suits. 36 to 46. Slight imperfects.
Mattress Covers
$149 80-Square, une bleached sheeting, Beauty Rest style cove ers. Full or twin size.
$1.39 BLANKETS
Just 50 large size, colorful Indian blankets. Many colors and designs.
2 PRS. PANTS
Boys’ $1.00 all wool, fancy cassimere knicker pants. Sizes 6 to 12,
5 TOWELS
29c 22x44-in. Jumbo size turkish bath towels. Double terry. Colored borders.
2 WORK SHIRTS
- Cones and Big Yank
chambray shirts. Also coverts. 14 to 17. 69¢c and 89c values.
2 Comfort BATTS
72x90-In. part wool comfort
batts. Regular 79¢c quality.
Men’s regular army and navy socks, Also imperfects of 39c and 50c wool or rib lisles. 10 to 12.
8 Yds. PRINT
19¢ 36-In. 80-square new spring dress prints. Colorful pat=
terns. Cut from full bolts.
CARPET SWEEPERS
$1.50 Nationally known
all metal sweeper. Bristle brush, lever dump.
$1.98 DRAPES
72x2%-Yd. chintz drapes in many colors and patterns. Only * 21 pairs on sale. Pair—
CURTAIN STRETCHERS 60x96-Inch easel back, adjustable frames
" with stationary pins.
$3.95 Arch SHOES
Broken sizes ot wo- §
$1.39 SHEETS
81x110-In. Jumbo size Lady Pepperell, 6-year sheets. Labeled Kittery.
$4.95 & $6.95 RAYON SPREADS
Plain and quilted, rayon