Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1941 — Page 6

Average

SIZE OF FARMS IN STATE DROPS

Declines From 108.4 Acres in 1930 to

w | 107.3 Acres in ’40.

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. & WASHINGTON, March 6—AlCE : though the size of the average farm

‘in the United States increased ap-

proximately 17 acres during the last ‘decade, the - average for Indiana dropped from 108.4 acres in 1930 to 107.3 acres in 1940, the Census - Bureau reported today. | The 1940 census disclosed that the average for the United States was 174 acres in 1940, compared with 156.9 in 1930. There was a decline in the number of farms during the 10-year period of 191,859 and an increase of - 73,736,339 in the total acreage. . The decline’ in number and increase. in acreage took place largely in the states which were stricken’ by droughts.

NEW YORK, March 6 (U. P.)— Daniel Eisenberg, who as head of a missing persons bureau says he has tracked down 100,000 missing husbands in 14 years, drew from his experience today some rules for wives who want to keep their husbands from leaving home: 1. At no time discuss money or financial matters unless the head of the family brings the matter up first. 2. Variety is the spouse of life (the pun is Mr. Eisenbergs). Make it a point to add some new knickknack to,the house once a week. 3..Don’t try to get your husband to correspond to your mood, whether gay or otherwise. In fact, the wife’s mood ' should always correspond to the husband’s. 4. Banish all routine. husband guessing. 5. Don’t conform to the so-called modern dictum to spend some time each year—particularly during vacations—away from your husband. That's merely masculine propa-

Keep your

ganda.

He Finds Missing Husbands Then Tells How to Keep Them

mentary to say

mate hoasts of his masculine charm,

don’t answer at

don’t be sarcastic. 7. Whatever you do, don’t try to make conversation when there is

nothing to say.

8 Dion’t ask him to visit people he dislikes or finds dull.

9. Don’t inflict vorite games or

husband--if he wants to join in, he

will. 10. Never,

daily gazette.

UNITARIANS AID REFUGEES BOSTON, March 6 (U. P.).—Kindergartens and classrooms for 3000 in internment camps of

children

never talk to the lord and rnaster while he is reading the

when your : male

all. Above all,

your hobbies, fapastimes on your

southern France will be established

soon by the Unitarian Service Committee, Chairman William Emerson

announced today. $1000 and equipping the guaranteed $400 a month for their

appropriated

6. If you have nothing compli- mainienance.

YOU GET

FURNITURE

YOUR OWN

OF

The committee for starting schools and

ON THE

TONIGHT 7:00—Ask-It Basket, WFBM. 7:00—Good News, WIRE. "7:30—City Desk, WFBM. 7:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE, 8:00—Maj. Bowes, WFBM. 8:00—Music Hall, WIRE. j 8:35—Town Meeting, WENR. , 9:00—Xavier Cugat, WIRE. 9:00—Vallee-Barrymore, WMAQ,

WLW. 10:15—~Wythe Williams, WIRE.

“Is War With Japan Inevitable?” is to be the topic of tonight's discussion on the Town Meeting program, WENR 'at 8:35. Speakers are to be Maj. Gen. David P. Barrows, Charles H. Rowell and Tully Knowles” president of the College of the Pacific.

» » »

The first plane operating on the Pittsburgh - Birmingham air line, which made its initial flight today, is named the Kay Kyser in honor of the band leader. The line -connects the two steel cities with a branch to Kyser’s home town, Rocky Mount, N.C... . Mimi Cabanne, Horace Heidt soloist, is an authentic social registerite in her home town, St. Louis. She’s the greatgreat - granddaughter of Pierre Le Clede, founder of the city. She's 20, tall, slender, has black hair and brown eyes. . . . Leon Leak, a native of Birmingham, Ala., is the

Kay Kyser

' (afternoons at 3,

RADIO

announcing staff to be summoned in the draft. . . . Herman Larson is-one of the busiest men in radio. In addition to his chore as Contented Hour vocalist he diagnoses tree ailments for a tree surgery company, gives vocal lessons and trains a choir of 110 .voices. In his spare time, Herman collects antique furniture. . .. Meredith Willson’s first symphony, “San Francisco,” is to be given its maiden airing by the San Jose Symphony soon. f J » » Usually sponsors wait until summer before cutting down, but this year some of the big shows are closing early. Burns and Allen, Orrin Tucker and the Sherlock Holmes program are due to go off the air this month, Cavalcade probably will take over the Burns and Allen spot. » #8 8 =» WIBC jottings: The Church Federation of Indianapolis announces a new series of vesper programs for Lent. The half-hours are scheduled on Sunday closing - Easter Sunday, April 13. A different choral

. group will be featured at each serv-

ice with the announcing by Church Federation pastors. Dick Harold, Indianapolis organ-

[list, who plays the organ and piano

simultaneously, is presenting a new quarter-hour program of electric organ and piano music Mondays through Saturdays at 5:15 p. m. Arlen Miller, a Hoosier, formerly of. Station WPRP, Ponce, Puerto

first member of the NBC New York ” s

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC-MBES)

Girl Alone Lone Journey Dick Reed pil Life

Dessa Byrd Bear VARnie

ews Give Me Music

Fred “Waring Music Makers

Dick Reed Inside Sports

TNR Ja30

(CBS Net.)

4:00 Masterworks 4:15 Camp Fire ‘Girls : 30 Your Information 4:45 Scattergooa

: % Waltz Time is Br Club 43 Gilbert Forbes

:00 Amos and Andy :18 Lanny Ross

:30 Vox Pop :45 Vox Pop

Rico, “has joined the announcing

staff. ”

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for fnaccuracies im Orogram afe pouncement caused by station changes after press time.)

(NBC Net.) Tera

Norman Ross Small Town Norman Ross Lone Journey Danc’g With Clancy |Jac 8! Midstream 5 w!

Whizzer rman Baker and Denten Tom Mi Lowell Thomas Easy Aces Lost Persons News Drama The Westerners

Fred Waring Jimmy James Jack’s Show H. V. Kaltenborn

Good News

Good News Aldrich Family Aldrich Family

Music Ha Music Ha Music Ha, Music Hall

:00 Ask-I 4 :15 Ask.1 :30 C Kt ity

18 disk tes :30 Ma oF Bowes :45 Major Bowes

:00 Glenn Miller :15 Choose Up Sides

Listeners

Coffee Time Coffee Time

Aldrich oy Aldrich Pa Music Ha Musto Ha.

Music fall Music Ha

Rudy Vallee Rudy Vallee Los Companeros Unannounced

Pot o' Gold Pot 0’ Gold Fame, ‘or Fame. or

Xavier Cugat Xavier Cugat Town Meeting Town Meeting

Jown Meeting Town Mee Ahead of Ho lines

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for Beautiful Hands

able shades

lunch refreshing

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Special 4-0z. bottle of Hinds Honey and Almond lotion for dressing table, bathroom shelf, desk or travel.

Richard Hudnut Marvelous Rouge, Lipstick, Powder, Make-Up Kits

: and 99°

REVLON

Nail Polish IVORY

SOAP

Large Size Cake, 8c

60¢

La Cross Cre me Polish in fashion-

3 for 25¢

Guest Cake,

60c Reg. Size Cake, 7c

Squibb’s Adex Tablets

40’s 79¢

Cod Liver Mesaj oon iesterol

Oil

3 Oz.

53¢c

ABBOTT AED Caps.

HALIVER OIL ‘CAPS 25s, 43¢

VIOSTEROL

53¢c and $1.49

ABDG Caps.

7%

20¢ Size

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Colgate Tooth Powder

40¢ size and 20c size

BOTH

Your Gift

for

With Hinds Reg. $1 Size

; i 1-02. bottle 4-01. bottle

BOTH for 83

No Extra Cost

41c

Colgate’s Tooth Paste

2 for 29¢<

25¢ Size COLGATE BRUSHLESS SHAVE

SHAVING NEEDS

Trial jar of BurmaShave Cream and one Burma-Shave surgical steel razor blade given with every 29¢ tube of Burma-Shave.

for 29c.

5¢

Led :

For Feminine Hygiene 23c, 47¢c and 79¢

All 3 Kotex

Junior or Super Reg. ‘a box of 2 for 39¢

MODESS Regular,

:30 Choose Up Sides :45 Concert x

0:00 Sibert ) Orne

1%: 3 8 Worl orld A Today i Guy Lombardo

20c;

39¢ 29%¢

For Well ‘Groomed Hands Nail Files Manicure Scissors

Piano Quartet

10 O'Clock Final Peter gant 10 Ok Final W H. Hessler

10 O'Clock Enric Madriguera 10 SEioek final Jimmy James Globe TIouer

Listeners Playhouse

Dick Reed Clock Sirikes Tony P Serenade. i Night

Music You Want

3 for ... ve Junior, 15¢; 2 for :

The BONUS SALE 3 hor 20¢ . Emer,

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SELECTION AT NO

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ADDITIONAL COST

“.. . and so it is with VICTOR'S 10th Semi-Annual BONUS SALE!

FRIDAY and SATURDAY ARE THE LAST DAYS!

ENDS Sat., 9 P. M.

ALL GOOD THINGS MUST END!

Genuine

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SOFA BEDS

Box Newest patterns, covers and colors — These are sofas in the somforialle

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Special BONUS F-L-A-S-H-!

Complete With Huge Bedding

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F-L-A:S-H-! 9x(2 AXMINSTER RUGS

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USE THE LAY-AWAY PLAN....

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EVERYTHING, POSITIVELY EVERYTHING, that Victor sells is sold with a BONUS!

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0:3 0: 1: i 1:45 Jerry wald

1 1 1 i 1 Glen Gray

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC-MBS)

0 Early Birds Dawn Patrol

3 ! :45 Barly Birds Market Reports +0!

0 Early Birds European News 5 p Eacly B Birds Trolley Tim Bir Site g in Time

alin ologv Knights of Road Knights of Road Edward McHugh

re Melodies Songs in na Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Farrel)

0 :15 :30 :45 0 Nathieen Norris 5 d Marge 2 a

Song Shop

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Man I Married Against Storm Road of Life David Harum

Singin’ .Sam

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Aunt Jenny Kate Smith

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Homemakers Markets. Weather Farm Hands Reporter Dick Reed State I Traffic

Love Editor's Daughter Bet and Bob

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sury Perkins Schoo, Fiea Alr Pepper Youn School of Air

Vice and Sade 00 Soria Blake :30 Hilltop Hou :45 Rhythm Ensemble

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Devotional News Organlogue L. Belle-Scotty

Breakfas Time to Shine News

Breakfas Breakfas ne County Consumers

Breakfas aun Jenny

Kitty eene Linda's Love

Houseboat Hannah Featur

Eien Randolph Woman in White

Man I Married

Aga! 8 Road of LAL

Happiness

Guiding Light O’Neills Farm Hous Farm Hour

New: On With Musie Organ Moods Devotional

Meladio A Moments

Music Salon

Friendly House Friendlv House Story of Wool Tropical Moods

Community Hall Bill Jones y

Off the Record Boy Greets Girl Mid-Day News Lester Huff

Checkerboard Meet the Bus ,

Matinee Musical Matinee Musicale John Beagle Old Refrains

Band Music -Z in Novelty ncert Hour Concert Hour

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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-—WEAPF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ. 920; WMAQ, 670. OBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750: WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.

STIMSON ASKS RIGHT TO ACCEPT MEDALS

WASHINGTON, March 6 (U. P.). —Secretary of War Henry L. Stimsoni today requested legislation to permit him and a group of ranking Army officers to accept medals from

foreign governments. The medals are now held by the State Department in compliance with the act of 1881 prohibiting American officials to. accept such

TONIGHT « CAMEL

CIGARETTES PRESENT

XAVIER CUGAT

The Rhumba King ' and his orchestra featuring honey-voiced YVETTE - Radio's Newest Sengstress Sensation

Orange Sticks Emery. Boards Creams & Lotions

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Black or Red, 15¢ Each or

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Hankscraft J Electric Bahy Bottle Warmer

2

18¢

Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia Tablets

21¢, 3%¢

Woodbury’s Shaving Cream. .29c

Marlin Razor ees 2b¢

Blades

12 Gem Razor Blades ....

Aqua Velva, 39¢ and 79¢ Williams’ Talcum Powder ...

Clapp’

Baby Food

Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine 27¢, 43¢c

Coated

3%¢.

39¢

19¢ §

Bottle Brush, 0c Rubber Sheeting, 36x36—69¢ 45x45—98¢ Pacifiers, 10¢ Davidson Bottle Caps, 10¢; Screw on Nipples, (0c Even-Flo Bottles, 3 for 25¢

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SCOTTISSUE ‘3 ROLLS 20c

Dobb’s Trusses Abdominal Supports Knee Braces Ankle Braces Available at

Haag’s Circle Store 57 Monument Place

High pile. good ghojes of colors. Your Bonu is $7.50 in additional merchandise of your own Bdlection at no extra cost. $1.00 Per Week

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NOTE: THE BONUS SALE IS All Night Prescription ON YOUR DIAL

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