Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1941 — Page 14

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BISHOP TO OPEN GHURCH SESSION

United Brethren to Meet At South Bend; Gov. Schricker to Talk.

Bishop H. H. Fout of Indianapolis will open the 33d General Conference of the United Brethren Church May 13 in South Bend.

Bishop Fout is the senior bishop of the denomination, has served in that capacity for 28 years and is up for re-election with others of!

the episcopate. will speak at the same session and

the Rev. Virgil G. Hunt of Indian-

apolis will read a report. The conference,

€ign countries. For several years, negotiations for & merger of the United Brethren and Evangelical Churches have

ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT 6:00—~Those We Love, WFBM. 6:00—Telephone Hour, WIRE. 6:30—Voice of Firestone, WIRE. 7:00—Radio Theater, WFBM. 7:00—Dr. 1. Q., WIRE.

8:30—Blondie, WFBM. 8:30—Cavalcade, WIRE. 9:30—Gay Nineties, WFBM.

Ginger Rogers, Academy Award winner, will be heard on the Radio

far none has been chosen. Ezra draws down about $1500 weekly for his Henry Aldrich stint. a 8 = Answering a Reader—The program, Between the Bookends, may be heard over the NBC-Blue network, WENR, Mondays through Fridays from 12:15 to 12:30 p. m. Two important program changes have been made in WIBC’'S Sunday schedules because of the broadcasts

Theater tonight in “Kitty Foyle,” the vehicle which won her the much coveted Oscar. The program will be heard over ; WFBM at 17

of the Indians’ baseball games. The Sunday Serenade, formerly

heard at 3 o'clock,

now goes on the

air at 2:45 and Southland Echoes with the choir directed by Floyd

which meets every four years, will be the second held in Indiana in the history of the United Brethren Church. There are United Brethren Churches in the United States and in five for-

Governor Schricker | o'clock.

Ginger will be supported by Dennis Morgan and James Craig in the same roles they played in the movie version of Christopher Morley’s best seller. Those who saw

the movie or read the book are fa-

Ginger Rogers

#| Jones, formerly heard at 2:30, has

been moved to 9 a. m. Sundays. Hooker Dub, the - Gentleman

: Golfer, began a series of weekly *| programs of interest to golfers over

WIBC yesterday. The program will be aired at 2:30 p. m. Sundays with Marv Conn portraying the Hooker Dub role. Listeners are asked to

*Isend in stories of unusual golfing

& experiences. =

Despite some behind-the-scenes

NEW RADIO RULE MAY 60 TO COURT

Fee Order Would Force NBC to Give Up One Network.

WASHINGTON, May 5 (U, P.).— Radio company officials predicted today that new regulations issued by the Federal Communications J omnision faced an early court t.

The regulations, issued Sunday by a 5 to 2 FCC decision, would force the National Broadcasting Co. to relinquish one of its networks probably the “Blue,” and cause general readjustments in the broadcasting industry. Niles Trammell, president of the National Broadcasting Co. charged last night that the new regulations are “a definite step toward complete Government control of radio;” that “chaos, not further competition, would result from the blow aimed at the American systém of broadcasting.”

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Movies On Display

Prize winning color films will be shown at the fourth annual show of the Indianapolis Amateur Movie Club, at 8 p. m. Wednesday

in the War Memorial. It will be

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17 ORDINANCES

BEFORE COUNCIL

5 More Expected Tonight;

Cafeteria Court Act to Be Introduced.

By RICHARD LEWIS City Council's calendar usually

fills up to the brim during het weather, and the calendar for tonight is no exception. A total of 17

ordinances await the scrutiny of the

MONDAY, MAY 5, 1941)

duced two months ago by Councils man Walter BE. Hemphill, Repube {lican, the measure has provided @& | sounding board for Council oratory, but is slated to expire of neglect.

"Mark My Word"

The topic of smoke abatement has not been forgotten at City Hall. City Smoke Inspector Roy Gillum is on the job as hard as he was during the winter, but now he 8 concentrating his inspections on year-round smoke violators. Most optimistic official at the Hall on smoke is Mayor Sullivan. He said: “I think we will cut our smoke down considerably in the next few years. Mechanical improvements on firing alone will do it. Our ine spections will help. This year was a big improvement over last year,

open to the public. The feature

City Fathers.

duced. Among the new measures contributing steamy session will be:

This creates grades A, B and C of milk on a bacteria count basis, permitting only Grade A to be sold for

At least five more will be intro-

and next year will be still better,

“Mark my word.”

some heat to the 1. The Milk Grading ordinance.

presentation will be “Highlights and Shadows.” Committeemen in charge of the show are (standing, left to right)

direct consumption. 2. The Cafeteria Court ordinance. This sets up an extension to the

Informed sources in the radio in-| Dr. Stanley Brown, Alfred Kaufman, chairman, and Dr. Manley

been going forward. Bishop Fout,| Traffic Violation Bureau, providing

the Rev. Mr, Hunt and Dr. R. H. Mueller of Indianapolis, Evangeliical district superintendent, comprise the committee on the union of the two churches. They will reDort to the conference. However, the Rev. Mr. Hunt said there are various legal points to be froned out which he thinks will preclude settlement of the matter at this meeting. Among the official] delegates from Indianapolis are Walter Blake, U.! E. Bethel, Dr. I. J. Good, Dr. R. H. Turley and the Rev. Mr. Hunt. Other bishops in addition to Bishop Fout who will be present are Bishon A. R. Clippenger of Dayton, O., Bishop G. D. Batdorf of Harrisburg, Pa., Bishop Ira D. Warner of Pomona, Cal, and Bishop V. O. Weidler of Kansas City.

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miliar with the plot, but for the benefit of those who have yet to experience either pleasure, it might be mentioned that “Kitty Foyle” tells the story of a working girl from the wrong side of the railroad tracks who is torn by conflicting ambitions and a love for two men, opposites in

social station and character.

= Reports are that

Henry Aldrich of the Aldrich family series, Uncle Sam's Army almost any day now. hearsing a number of candidates for the role as a replacement, but so »

expects to

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INDIANAPOLIS WFBM_1260 (CBS Net.)

:00 Your Information :15 Hedda Hopper :30 Joyce Jordan 145 World Today

Yhythm Roundup vncopatore 3aseball Scores yilbert Forbes

:00 Those We Love Those We Love Modern Music 45 Modern Music

:00 Radio Theatre :15 Radio Theatre :30 Radio Theatre :45 Radio Theatre

1 3 :45 Blondie 0

:00 Amos and

Andy Ross

5 Lanny 0 Gay Nineties 5 Gay Nineties

:1 3 4 :00 Gilbert Forbes :15 Joey Kearns :30 Tonv Pastor 45 Tony Pastor

Ezra Stone, the be called into

has been re-

jockeying, Guy Lombardo has been signed up for another 13 weeks by

his cosmetics sponsor.

The rumor

is that the sponsor couldn't find a suitable lower-priced series to sueceed the Lombardos.

Joe Julian is that new leading man for Alice Frost in Columbia's Big Sister program.

Tonight's Cavalcade production,

WIRE at 8:30, 18

to be a drama

based on the life of Horatio Aiger, author of the famed rags to riches

stories for boys.

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THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for [hacouracies in program ane

INDIANAPOLIS (NBC-MBS) Novelettes Bolt ic Merrily We Roll Dessa Byrd World News

Dick Reed Inside Sports

Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Firestone Firestone

Dr. 1. Q Dr. I. Q. I Am Her Son I Am Her Son Contented Hour Contented Hour

Cavalcade Cavalcade

Pleasure Time Music Hiwayvs Lou Breeze Easy Aces Dick Reed Concert Miniature Dance Music Dance Music

nouncements caused by station changes after press time.

CHICAGO -WENR (NBC Net.) Off the Record The Bartons

CINCINNATI W_ 700 -MBS8) Right to Happiness

Mary Marlin Jack Armstrong

News Drama Gasoline Alley

Organ Moods Better Business

ews Camp Grant

I Love Mystery I Love Mystery True or False True or False

Basin Street Basin Street Here and Abroad Concert Miniature

Jury Trials Jury Trials Radio Forum Radio Forum

News Music Music Sports

Globe Trotter Chuck Foster Joe Sanders Joe Sanders

Lowell Thomas Superman Newsroom Sports Howard & Shelton

Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Firestone Firestone

Dr. IL Q. Dr.1@ Squeakin’ Deacon Squeakin’ Deacon Contented Hour Contented Hour

Cavalcade Cavalcade

fred Waring aker & Denton Fodre's Time ight Music

Peter Grant Wm. H. Hessler Burt Farber Ran Wilde

DONE BY EXPERTS H. H. Mayer, Ine.

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00 Caesar Petrillo 2 : :45 Lionel Hampton

Music You Want Music You Want Music You Want Bobby Ramos

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

Eddie LeBarron Eddie LeBarron Moon River Moon River

Music You Want Music You Want Midnite Serenade Midnite Serenade

BARGAIN

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INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1260 (CBS Net.)

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1430 (NBC-MBS)

INDIANAPOLIS WIBC 1070

Permanent complete with hair cut, shampoo,

:30 Early Birds Early Birds

Dawn Patrol Market Reports

Devotional

News Organlogue Boone County

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ROBERTS BEAUTY 528 Massachusetts Ave.

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Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

Time to Shin Michael Hinn » Ronny Mansfield Consumers

Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam Breakfast Jam

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Stepmother Church Hymns

0 Mary Lee Tavlor 5 Martha Webster Big Sister Aunt Jenny

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Bess Johnson Ellen Randoiph Bachelor's Road of Life

Mary Marlin Pepper Young Lone Journev David Harum

Children

News Roundup Money Bandwagon Devotional

Melodic Moments Waltz Music Lester Huff Tropical Moods

Bess Johnso funk Jey, inda’s Road of Lite

Mary Marlin Guldme Light ournes David Harum

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Kate Smith Girl Marries Helen Trent Gal Sunday

Song Shop Women in White Mrs. Farrell 5 Mrs. Farrell

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Dr. Malone 5 Gilbert Forbes Farm Circle Farm Circle

News Highlights Linda's Love Editor's Daughter

Singin’ Sam Unannounced Farm Hour Farm Hour

Farm Hour Farm Hour WIRE News Dick Reed

Hearts in Harmony

Friendly House Friendly House

Schools On the Mall Community Hall Bill Jones Off the Record Boy Greets Girl

Mid Dav News

Hearts in Harm The O'Neills o-y Pepper Youn Editor's Dau

Light of Wor Mystery nae Valiant Lady

4 Musical Mixup Grimm's Daughter

Lucky Woman Finds Relief from Torture _ of Neuritis Pain

, who suffered from the torturing Pains of rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, neuFalgia and neuritis—are i

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American Story

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University Women Ba

Against Storm Maw Perkins Guiding Light Vic and Sade

Meet the Train Gov't Reports Request Time Request Time

Against the Sto Maw Perkins he Guiding Light Vic and Sade

Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Lester Huff Circle Chatter Matinee Music Matinee Music

Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

45 Scattergood

Home of Brave Portia

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Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball

Home of Brave Portia Ellen Randolph Painted Dreams

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Carmen Cavallero faimen Cavaliero

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Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball

Right to Habpiness Beautiful Life Jack Armstrong Lowell Thomas

KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 800; KWK, 1380. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780.

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dustry said a suit undoubtedly would be filed, based on the contention that the FCC lacks jurisdiction to issue regulatory orders affecting the contractual relations between radio networks and station outlets.

Injunction May Be Asked

The court challenge was expected to be in the form of a petition for Injunction in the Federal District Court here and would seek to restrain enforcement of the new orders. “An FCC official said the Commission’s report probably would be forwarded to the Justice Department’s anti-trust division for study of possible Sherman Act violations. It was alleged that some contracts now existing in thé industry concerning the sale of radio time virtually constitute a price-fixing agreement dictated to the outlet stations by the networks. NBC, which now operates both a Red and Blue network, would be forced to relinquish ownership of one by a regulation which would forbid any station to be affliated with a company maintaining more than one network. The Blue, being less profitable, is the one that probably would be disbanded or sold.

Backed by Mutual

Fred Weber, general manager of the Mutual Broadcasting Co., criticized President Neville Miller of the National Association of Broadcasters for his statement that the regulations constituted “an usurpation of power which has no Justification in law and menaces the freedom of the American system of broadcasting.” Columbia Broadcasting Co. President William S. Paley criticized the Commission's report as an attempt to make the networks and stations “impotent vassals, able to survive only so long as they please the regulatory authority.”

Brown, and, Culbertson and Carl Leuthge.

(seated, left to right)

Dr. William E. Gabe, Elmer

VINGENNES SITE OF - TOMATO CONTEST

Times Special LAFAYETTE, May 5.—Indiana’s tomato picking contest will be held near Vincennes sometime during the second or third of August. Roscoe Fraser, Purdue extension tomato specialist, said the exact date and place will be designated later. Each canning factory in the state will be permitted to enter one picker. Sponsors of the contest are Purdue Agricultural Extension Service, Indiana Canners Association, Vine cennes Chamber of Commerce and Vincennes Packing Co.

CLAIM NAZI AID BALKS AT BERLIN'S ORDERS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5 (U. P) —Hans von Bernhard, commercial attache to the German consulategeneral in San Francisco, has resigned, rather than obey an order from Berlin transferring him to Japan, the San Francisco Chronicle said today. Von Bernhard, a 37-year-old Ger-man-born engineer, the Chronicle said, declined to reveal his reasons. He had been working for the consulate since December, 1933. Close friends with whom VonBernhard took counsel when he was ordered to Japan on March 13, said he “was fed up with the whole business and during the past year had protested against carrying out some of the instructions received by the consulate from Berlin.”

The Master Cheis

Dinner.”

C. E. Grant & Son, Inc. Buyers and Distributors Dressed Poult 128 N. NEW JERSEY. RI-1908,

Municipal Airport Restaurant

Operated by Airline Caterers, Purveyors to American Leading Airlines.

Polar Ice & Fuel Co. Ballard Ice Cream Co.

None Better Home Owned and Operated

Frank Selmier TOWEL SUPPLY RI-9381,

The Northway Frozen Custards—Sandwiches, Fountain Service—Drive in. E. 10th and Emerson

Mutual China Co. 128.130 S. MERIDIAN Restaurant China, Glass, Silver, Aluminum, Stainless Steel Wares, rome Furniture.

Pop’s Restaurant Mrs. Walter Lich, Mgr., 4005 Shelby. We specialize chicken dinners on 50c¢ including everything. 25¢, short orders:

Give Your Wife. Your Mother a Real Treat

Stop and think, man! How long has it been since you took your family, your mother or your girl out to dinner? Believe me, they will appreciate more than you can realize sitting down to a nice clean table whose linen they do not have to wash, a table whose delicious food they did not have to prepare or a table whose dishes they do not have to wash. Plan now to give them a real treat one night this week—they’ll love you for it.

Scottens Cafeteria 5363 COLLEGE AVE.

City Butchers, Inc. 801 «Kentucky. LI-6461, Spesianaiag Basieless Beef and ef Cuts.

King’s Indiana Billiard Co.

“The Fixture Store Complete” Indiana's Largest Fixture Store 1609-45 Southeastern Ave. MA-3491,

Payne’s Restaurant & Chili * Parlor

Ave. RI-0078. A convenient of 5se for the family, Meals -35¢ complete.

Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar

“Always a Winner.” 3330 W, Washington, Glenn E. Fisher, BE-0994.

BB’S Coffee Shop

GOOD HOME COOKING 210 W. Maryland. RI-0815.,

Bowman’s Restaurant SPECIAL EVERY DAY Fried Chicken—French Fries alad—Bread—Butter—Drink—35¢ 621 N. Illinois. RI-0838,

Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar

No. 3

“ALWAYS A WINNER” Mgr. Mr. Wm. SM

555 Mass,

Pastor Is Quizzed

ordinance. patrol of 16 horsemen in the Police Department.

specified fines for those who plead guilty to certain violations of the city traffic code.

3. Mounted Police Horse Patrol This creates a mounted

Killed two weeks

By Youngsters

“Hey, there! Tell us what you do with your time,” a number of

youngsters demanded of the Rev. {Roy E. Mueller, pastor of the Wal-

lace Street Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mr. as he discribed how he was but-

tonholed, put through a sort of but fingerprinted by his young parishThey even took a snapshot of the pastor by way of following, in a practical way, a course they are studying in the church school

cross examination and all

oners.

Mueller chuckled

ago when it threatened to hold up the entire new traffic program, this measure is being introduced separately for a second trial. 4. Daylight Saving Time. No action is forecast, but a long discussion is anticipated. Councilmen are holding their hand on this measure until the enabling legislation becomes effective. 5. Establishing the 40-hour week at the Sanitation Plant—This measure, introduced by the State, County and Municipal Workers, C. I. 0, has been sidestepped because of a legal doubt of the City’s authority to enter into collective bargaining with a union of municipal employees.

titled, “Our Church.”

Other church officials and church school teachers are being questioned by the children and their pictuses taken to be hung in the church corridor. Wallace Street has just published a booklet, outlining its many community and religious activities, 1000 copies of which are to be distributed in the rapidly growing neighborhood. While the church sponsors a variety of modern activities, scout troops, library, clubs and classes also missionary societies and the like, it has not ruled out the old fashioned prayer meeting, holding them at 9 a. m. on Wednesdays and at 7 p. m. Thursdays.

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Plan NOW to

DINE OUT

At Least One Evening

THIS WEEK Enjoy the Foods of

‘Homemade bread 30 years ago was THE bread. Then came the modern bakery bread, resulting in “homemade” bread becoming just a memory. So it is with Restaurant meals. Today the modern chefs with their modern equipment prepare dinner, lunch and breakfast foods that put to shame the concoctions of even a few short years ago. Plan now to have “dinner out” one night this week afd learn for yourself the joy of a “1941 Chef-Prepared

Fred W. Hauness & Co. The Home of Pickels, Relish,

: Mustard, Vinegar. 80 W. 21st. TA-9139,

Tee Ta Tavern BEST BEERS

BUDWEISER, SCHLITZ. 5109 E. 10th. IR-0077.

Purity Cone & Chip Co,

Inc.

N. HAMILTON CH-6133.

Irwin Green Coffee Co.

553 Massachusetis Ave. RI-8144.

Lake Shore Country Club SPECIALIZE IN Chicken Dinners—Club Pardes 4100 CARSON AVE. DR-041%,

Silver Cafe—Clyde Hoffa

Manager. 1228 Oliver Ave. RI-0441,

Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar SPECIALIZE IN Malted Milk—Sandwiches Quick Service Mgr. A. G. Christensen 48 N. Penn. MA-0966

Eichrodt’s Restaurant

820 E. Ohio. LI-0898 Home Cooking—Plate Lunch Complete Line of Sandwiches. “WE BAKE OUR OWN PIES”

846

Giant

6. Anti-Noise Ordinance. Intro-

dig ey PLEASE REFER TO YOUR

TRY

BEFORE CALLING

IT WILL AVOID DELAY AND INCONVENIENCE

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Timmons Lunch Room

Good Food at Reasonable Prices 1424 Nordyke. LI.4076.

Grayland Blue Room

GOOD FOOD AND DRINKS Entertainment Every Night 11th & Penn. Sts. -7851.

Stegemier’s Restaurants & Tap Rooms 114 N. Penn.—-140 W. Market John L. Hahn HAHN'S HAM 628 8. West. Announcing

LI-1571. ning of the

Cederholm’s Dining Room Alabama at 12th St. LI-6888, Chicken and Steak a Specialty. Private Dining Rooms for Clubs and Sororities.

Announcing New Management of

White Gables Lunch Room

“Pop and Mom Owens.” Chicken Dinners, 40c. Plate Lunches, 23e. 2221 Shelby. DR-3610.

“IF YOU LIKE REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI" TRY OURS FIRST! De Biase Restaurant 40 W. Georgia. RI-0650. “WATCH FOR OUR OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT" Harding's Diner

1101 N. Capitol. RE-0128, We Specialize in Steak Dinne nd Noon Plate Luncheons,

Cifaldi’s a ol No

Ginger Rogers

KITTY FOYLE

TONIGHT

T=8 P. M.

LUX RADIO THEATRE

RESTAURANT Week

VISIT ONE OF THE FINE RESTAURANTS LISTED BELOW AND ENJOY A REAL DINNER MADE POSSIBLE BY THE PURVEYORS OF QUALITY FOODS LISTED HERE

Chi-Am Cafe 18 W. OHIO Famous Chinese S fmerion Food,

Town Tavern Entertainment Every Night UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 8756 College Ave. WA-018%;

Marshall Restaurant 349 E. MARKET Meals, 25¢ & 35¢c. Also grill service, Steaks, chops, coneys, hamburgers, sandwiches all kinds.. Salads, Your patronage appreciated.

Fertig’s High Grade Ice Cream GOOD FOODS Martha Taylor's Restaurant : MA-088%

1026 Virginia.

White House Lunch GOLDIE BOTSFORD, Mgr. Steak and Chicken a Specialty. Open Sundays—Chicken Dinners, 85e¢ 918 N, Penn. RI-0788,

Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar No. 4

“Always & Winner" Drive-In Servi MGR. ORA WAG 754 Ft. Wayne Ave.

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