Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1941 — Page 13

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Central Union Telephone Co. of In-

VETERAN TELEPHONE |enepo: an in oss he was crans-

| ferred to the installation department

|as a private branch exchange inWORKER HONORED <acte- He entered his present job in February of 1940. James Miller, 6415 W, Morris St.,| central office repairman of the In- | diana Bell Telephone Co., today was! honored for completing 25 continuous years service with the Bell Telephone System. Mr. Miller, who received a gold

emblem in recognition of his Serv- dent Roosevelt has approved conice, began his service in 1908 as a

night operator for the Farmers Mu-|Struction of 400 dwelling units for tual Telephone Co. at Salem, Ind.| defense workers at the Kingsbury He became a repairman for the|shell loading plant in Laporte Consolidated Telephone Co. of Dan-|County, it was announced today by ville, Ind. in 1911. Charles F. Palmer, defense housing In 1916 he was transferred to the co-ordinator.

yas INDIANAPOLIS ES Odds Against Getting Husband Increase

Times Special 3,427,796 in 1940, there were 1,720,-| leased today showed that the total

WASHINGTON, April 2.—Odds gyyg males and 1.706,818 females. Of | tarm population in the state, inagainst the chances of an Indiana {phe total, increased by

THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1941

ON THE RADIO METHOLITE CLASS DE HT A T0 GIVE PROGRAM

. 8:30—vox - ® o | News, WIRE. N 30—City Kk, M. | , 8:35 WENR. . 1:30 Aldrich Family, WIRE Pr ph to be Mrs. J. Bor- The:Methelite Glass of the North 3,306,635 were listed as|cluding urban-farm, \ : den Harriman, former U. S. Minister Methodist Church will present its| girl in getting a husband are in-

-. 8:00—Maj. Bowes, WFBM. white of which 1,659,126 were male| 5213 or .6 per cent. It was 813,007 to Norway, and Eugene Boissevain,j annual “Nutcracker Suite” at 8 p. m.| creasing.

. 3190 Music Hall WIRE, NR. ol} he Be omits] tomo Iv the chips inty and 1,647,509 female, in 1930 and 818,220 in 1940. 135 n eeting, N ormer member o | tomorrow e chu _commuint; A Ccnsus Bureau - .| The 1940 farm i ; Dutch importing firm and* husband | yoo cnsus There were 121,161 non-white per arm population was 23.9

9:00—Xavier Cugat, WIRE. ¥ er cent of the total, as c¢ 9:00—Vallee-Barrymore, WLW. |of the American poet, Edna St. Vin-| Top oe on sons in the State in 1940 of which| Tien 361 per cent in 1930, Rowever. ® Bia ree cent Millay, who will take the nega-| g A 61,852 were male and 59,309 female. WE ed Beemer, who has been act-|tive side. The affirmative will be edy acts and music by class mem- I The percentage of distribution by APPROVE ROAD BILL succeed Holo on the program, has|ypheld by W. Hallam Tuck, vice bers. A featured attraction will be|in 1940. ; color remained the same in Indiana| WASHINGTON, April 24 (U. P.). the Ted the late Earle Graser as chairman of the National Commit- a pantomine in costumes of the| The 1940 data are estimates, during the 10-vear period the re-|—The House yesterday approved a © Lone Ranger heard Mondays, tee on Food for the Small Democ-| “gay 90's.” |based on a preliminary tabulation |port shows. The white percentage bill to permit the Justice DepartWednesday and Fridays on the Mu-| racies, and Mrs. Clare Morse Torrey,| Included in the pantomine cast of a 5 per cent cross-section of the was 96.5 and the non-white 3.5 in!/ment to relocate public roads around tual Broadcasting System. Mr. also a member of the committee. |are Louise Crowe, Everette Sanders,| 1940 census returns. both 1930 and 1940. the Federal Reformatory at Terre 1 Beemes SHgih- i | Harry Gerwin and Ethetha Ried. Out of = total Another Census Bureau report re- Haute, Ind. ally ay e | : role Pa years. Ted Husing, who has been looking ago. Hes six! 'em over down in Louisville and will| feet three, a 200- furnish the color for the Derby, pounder and a! broadcast on May 3, figures the World War vet-|hosses to run this way in the big eran . . Rudy Bluegrass classic: Vallee's program! Blue Pair to win. . . . Whirlaway tonight, WLW at! for place. . . . Dispose to show. 9 o'clock, will be] Ted has covered eight Derby races loaded down for Columbia and his selections have with talent/yet to finish out of the money. when Charles Three came first, three were second, Laughton makes one was third and his eighth, Xalapa a guest appear- Clown, in 1939, was scratched. ance to support! Rudy and John Barrymore in a) piece called “Bounty on the Mu-!| ny.” a - % : i Edward Gey re sailing mim § “ar, Jack Benny holding first place with of Big Town has taken up the study | Charlie McCarthy second, Fibber of Spanish. . . . Helen Hayes’ next| McGee and Mollie third, Radio offering will be her portrayal of | Theater fourth and the Aldrich Florence Nightingale in “The Lady| family, fifth. With a Lamp.” & a 4 » 8 = | Reports are that Eddie Cantor has; Whether Britain should relax her|been signed for five vears by his blockade to permit America to feed present sponsor at $10,000 a program the peopies of the conquered nations’ and will stay on during the summer.

5 & = =» THIS EVENING

KINGSBURY HOUSING PROJECT APPROVED

Times Special

WASHINGTON, April 24.—Presi-

report today disclosed that while in 1930 the number of males per 100 females in Indiana was 102.6, it was only 100.8

A , 8 population of

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Girl Alone Lone Journey

Dice autiful Life

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Waltz Time Ho-Po-Ne Club Syncopators Gilbert Forbes

Superman Baker and Denton Weather, News Lowell Chomas

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Fred Warine Air Newsroom Jack's Show H. V. Raltenborn

Easy Aces Lost Persons

News Music Feature

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Good News

Good News Aldrich Family Aldrich Family

Coffee Time Sldricn famuy Aldrich ily

Pot o' Gold Pot 0’ Gold Caribbean Caribbean

:00 Ma r Bowes Music Hall :15 Major Bowes :30 Major

3 Bowes 43 Major Bowes Music Hall

Xavier Cugat Xavier Cugrat Town Meeting Town Meeting

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Xavier Cugat Xavier Cugat Richard Himber Curie Talk

Music Music Rudy Vallee Rudv Vallee Travel Time Sylvia Rhodes

Town Meeting Town Meeting Ahead of Headlines Paul Martin

0:00 Gilbert Forbes :15 Lee Harris :30 World Today 0:45 Roller Derby

Dick Reed Clock Strikes ny Pastor

Serenade in Night

10 O'Clock Final 10 O'Clock Final 10 O'Clock Final 10 O'Clock Final

Peter Grant Speaking Liberty Joe Reichmon Jan Beoderick

Music You Want Music You Want Music You Want Glen Gray

Eddie Duchin Eddie Duchin Moon River Moon River

Globe Trotter Claude Thornhill Joe Sanders Joe Sanders

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:00 Morning Meiodies :15 Mrs. Farrell 30 Mrs. Farrel

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Aunt Jenny Golidbergs Kitty Keene Linda's Love

News Money Program Novatime Devotional

Ellen Randolph Guiding Light

Man | Married Against Sot Road of Life David Harum

45 Song Shop :00 Song 8ho 15 Martha Webster 30 Big Sister :45 Aunt Jenny

Houseboat Hannah Bachelor's Children

Melodic Moments Music Salon Lester Hunt Tropical Moods

Friendly House Friendly House Sockmang, Trails On t Mall

Houseboat Hannah Hearts in Harmony Ellen Randolph Woman in White

Man 1 Married

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Singin’ 8am Yes or No Homemakers Homemakers

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Merrily We Roll Linda's Love Editor's Daughter

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Hearts In Harmony

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David Harum

Farm Hour Farm Hour

Livestock

Bd Elizabeth Bemis

Light of World Mystery Man Valiant Ladv Grimm's Daughter

Meet the Boss

Matinee Musical Wildwood Church Request Time Request Time

Marv McBride Song Treasury 1 of Air

Mary Marlin Ma Perkins Pepper You! Vice and Bade

Music Graphs Tu

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Mary Matlin Maw Perkins Pepper Young Vie and Sade

Portia Blake Tea Time Tunes Bess Johnson Accent on Musie

3 ckstage Wife : tella Dallas Lorenzo Jones

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Backst Wife Stella las Lorenzo Jones Beautiful Life

Girl Alone Lone Journey Dick Reed Beautiful Life

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. BC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 890; KWK, 1380. + NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ, 670. £E8—-wagc, 880; WJR. 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780.

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LEGION PLANS FOR | ~ TROPHY AWARDING,

« The American Legion today an-| nounced plans for the award of the Stephen F. Chadwick Editorial Appreciation Trophy to be made at the Milwaukee National Convetnion in September. » The trophy is awarded to that fegion Department which submits he nomination for the daily or Bundey newspaper publishing the est editorial discusison of the proof the American Legion. Nominations should be made in writing on or before July 31 to the! fational headquarters at 711 |

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CIVIC CLUBS TO NAME: PROGRAM LEADERS

Members of the (9 committees to garry out the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs’ obJectives during the year will be announced tomorrow night at a meeting at the Hotel Washington, ! paul C. Wetter, Federation president, will make the announcements and discuss the past accomplishfaents of the organization and obJectives for the coming year. Among the aims, according to fir. Wetter, will be track elevation r the South Side and an another Ben school fo rthe South Side.

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Hotel Bible Saves Day for Judge

PITTSBURGH, April 24 (U, P.).—Federal Judge Robert M. Gibson was making good progress today in the writing of an opinfon until he decided he needed a Bible to aid him. A search of his law library and other offices in the Federal Building failed to disclose a copy of the Bible, So Acting U. S. District Attorney George Mashank went to his hotel room to get the Gideon Bible there for the judge.

OFFER DEFERMENT TO RED CROSS DOCTORS

WASHINGTON, April 24 (U. P)). — Selective Service Headquarters said today that any young physician of draft age who wants to volunteer for service abroad in Red Cross medical units may be deferred from military service under the draft law. Officials said the deferment plan was worked out with Red Cross officials, and that it applies solely to Red Cross medical work in England and other foreign countries.

CLAIM BABY SOLD IN INSTALLMENT DEAL

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