Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1941 — Page 28

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- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941"

HOWE TO STAGE READING RACE

Spring Book Week to Begin |

Monday for Library Benefit.

Spring Book Week. first in March 1939 for the budding High School, will with the theme: “Reading and the Future.” A race will be held at

to purchase hooks of Howe Monday

for Fun

library

begin

class read the greatest number of

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the school to find which individual and which |

ON THE RADIO

:M0-—Kate Smith, WFBM. :00—C'ities. Service. Concert, WIRE. :30—Information Please, WIRE. :00—Johnny Presents WFBM, | 8:30—Playhouse, WFBM. | :30—Everyman’'s Theater, WIRE. | 9:00—Wings of Destiny, WIRE. 9:30—Al Pearce, WFBM. :30—Alex Templeton, WIRE.

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at the 138tn anniversary dinner of | the Hibernian Society of Baltimore | Monday night. His talk will be | heard over WENR at 8 p.m

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Tomorrow's Metropolitan Oper a offertng is to be Bizet's “Carmen,

Frank Knox, Secretary of the | Navy, is to give the principal address | ) |

» RADIO THIS EVENING

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Oscar Seagle of New York City, [and was active in the Children's AUDITORUM AT l, U, [organized and was general man= [eer of the Colony Opera Guild.

Theater and Civic Theater in In- | Times Special “

Fira While in New York, he BLOOMINGTON, March 14—

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| today was appointed manager of | the new Indiana University audi- |

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ated from Shortriage High School and attended Butler University. He studied singing under Glenn oO. Friermood of Indianapolis and | TRY

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11: :00 Country Journal the Hoosier |}ii1p ountry, Journ) Talent Parade program Sunday 45 Defense Jobs when the young lady is scheduled [12:00 ) Drama of Food for a bit of acting and a vocal ef- 1 Gilbert Forbes fort in the dramatic portion of that 5 Farm Circle program numbers be program which is aired from 12:15| 1:00 Brush Creek played in the Sun ual competition. !to 1, Last year the Speedway Band won * % & the district compet ition and was one of five bands in its classification in the state contest. Lincoln heott, band director, will charge of the concert.

Belloise-Mauriello Belloise- Mauriello

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Globe Trotter oody Herman Joe Sanders Jos Sanders

SATURDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 WIBC 1050

books between Feh. 24 and March 14. Each pupil at the school will receive a souvenir booklet containing recommendations for recreational and vocational reading. When the school was first opened, it had only one book, a dictionaiy. The P.-T. A sponsored a book shower which brought in the first volumes and English classes instiuted the custom of making voluntary contributions for purchase of books during the Book Week. These funds have been used to purchase approximately 150 volumes. Members mittee are Schoch and Mart! Mrs. Jeff Stonex,

Alec Templeton Ray Noble

Alec Templeton

Dick Reed Three Sons Lou Breeze Lou Breeze

| Music You Want Three Sons Music You Want Wavne King

Al Pearce Al Pearce

Gilbert Forbes 5 Sportscope 0 World Today Gene Krupa

Arnold and Norman ing on researches during the last De any, [two years for a British firm. The | Del [Sa ena name of the company is not given. | Don Caballero {because, it is said, “it has not attained large-scale production of [the new product and does not wish

Don Caballero Moon wkiver to be asked for samples at this stage.”

Moon River 0 i (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS) (NBC-MBS) In former 30 Barly Birds Pawn Patrol Devotional News |lected in the Hebrides to the extent arly ras awn atro regan mT oO M 1 | . i . . n Po Tree ha Ere pli ii = __ lof 400,000 tons annually, it was] bi Rig first Dera sso s olden We: { ciated with the eastern firm in :15 Early Birds Musical Clock Breakfast Jam News | stated. larger unts re : t 30. Early Birds Musical Clock Breakfast Jam Boone County | "a " Tia 8 ! iy ; AT€! 1916 and resigned soon afterward 45 News Musical Clock Breakfast Jam Consumers available from the west coasts of for service in the Army. After the Musical Clock Sew Roundup Scotland and Ireland as a whole,| War he returned to the company Old Hymns Band Wagon so the raw material is abundant and and travelled throughout the MidFour Showmen Devotional dle West. From 1928 to 1933 Mr. Saturday Serenade should be very ‘cheap. : Rightor was associated with the er le West From the seaweed is extracted| National Can Co. He became field alginic acid, which makes up ahout | service director of the State Tax 20 to 30 per cent of the dried sea-| Division in 1933 Hour iweed. This can be dissolved and] (then spun in a solution of acid,

| Sajes Meeting { through spinnerettes like those used

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William F. Rightor Jr.

William F. Rightor Jr., field service director of the State Gross Income Tax Division and former Eastern sales manager for the Gamse Lithographing Co., Baltimore, is to return to that company as sales manager of the label division.

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Lincoln Highway Lincoln Hichway Betty Moore Voice of Faith My Health Homemakers Homemakers Ed McConnell

Farm Hour Farm Hour News Man on

the 190 Timely Tunes

| Evervone {from office boy holding his breath these days in an-| ticipation of the local broadcast debut of 11-year-old Phyllis Hagel of Washington, Ind. That will come on

Lincoln Highway Lincoln Hichwav Betty Moore Federated

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will give a concert Friday raise funds trict band Danville. The 60on the

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Farm Everyone’ s Farm Portunes Away Naldorf Luncheon Waldorf Luncheon

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haaf, hington erations, U. S. Navy, will speak. Commander Milo J, Warner also will be heard and there will be a pickup from Camp Shelby where many Hoosiers are in training under Maj. Gen. R. H. Tyndall of Indianapolis WIRE will broadcast part of the program from 11 to 11:30 a. m,

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Friends are saying Wickard, Secretary of Agriculture, | will need all that native Hoosier wit when he faces a barrage of questions from Clifton Fadiman, m. c.| Rn WB of the Information Please program,| Tonight's fight broadcast, WENR tonight, WIRE at 7:30. Mr. Wick- a(t 9 features the non-title middleard is to be the special guest, a role weight clash between Steve Belloise filled quite adequately some time gpd Tami Mauriello. It's a 10-round-Norma Gene Potter, Ruth ago by another distinguished Ho00S- | or Sam Taub and Bill Stern again Scott, Elizabeth Stewart and Violet » Wendell Willkie. will be the announcers. Turner. n #n ” meee

” American Legion officials are Quest, so- | pretty certain they have arranged DIET TESTED ON

club at the best broadcast yet for their 22d | Girls in Wome § Economics

will be birthday anniversary celebration | Monday. [Sunday morning on the NBC- es) Classes Use Rodents In Learning.

= inetwork. Anxiously, girls enrolled in the

| A dramatization of the attempt by | a group of audacious Tennesseeans Home Economics VIII class, Ben Davis High School. are watching

led by Col. Luke Lea and Larry Mac. | Phail, now boss of the Brooklyn the diet of four white mice being used for food experiments.

Dodgers, is to be a feature. Gen. George C. Marshall, chief of staff One named Johnny, nourished on | a balanced diet, is plump and play-

of the U. S. Army, and Admiral {Harold R. Stark, chief of Naval Opful. Another, Alfalfa, whose diet lacks vitamin C, hops around in his cage because of soreness and is believed to be developing scurvy. Berry, whose diet. contains no vitamin B, is nervous and irritable

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Cross courses Certificate winners were: Juanita Allison, Bernice ‘irginia Baker, Esther Martha Craig, Marcha Davidson, Eleanor Davis Mary Alice Dermitt, Mary Deflak, Shirley Dunn. Frances Macy, Loi O'Brien,

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Latin Club to Meet

The monthiv meeting of the Ben Davis High School Latin Club will | i be held Wednesday in the Junior | High School building. The pro- | gram will be in charge of Mrs. Elizabeth Worrell, Latin teacher.

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Annual Revue | | Two hundred twenty papils will | participate in “The Sketchbook of | 1941,” annual revue to be presented Ap:cil 4 at Tech High School, C Stewart, general director, announced today. Leads ir the revue will be played by Betty Abbott, Helen Allison, | Marilynn Becker, Chester Behr- | man, Wilma Bell, Catherine Boylan, | Margaret Byram, Howard Cooper, | | Winifred Freeman, Marcia Geckley, Robe.t Henley, Marjorie Hogle. Dovie Hurt, Keith Johnston, Marjorie Kiewitt, Alvin Long, Ruth Mack, Harriett Maitlen, Clara Mae Masterson, Betty» Jane Mercer, Thomas Miller, Gloria Monninger. Vera O'Bryan, John Phillips, Joan Richey, Marjorie Rose, Betty Jane Scott, Marjorie Shinkle, June Trvon, Mary Jane Tucker, Paul Webster, Marian Wiggins, Wallace Yakey and Charlotte Sue VanZandt

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