Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1941 — Page 7

TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS GLAIM OFFIGIAL ON THE RADIO |Here Is Q. and A. Summary [Suis i IS $3700 SHORT Tn ..| Of ASCAP-Mutual Contract Simms

thi (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an- : Grotto Auxiliary to Hold Party—| Wayne G. 0. P. Women Plan nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) A—Tonight. Jan Garber's orThe Revelers Auxiliary, Sahara Luncheon—The Wayne Township CINCINNATI Following is a summary in ques-1000,000 annually. The society's re- chestra is scheduled to broadcast Grotto, will sponsor a card party to-| Republican Women's Club will hold IAN, 18 RIE 18 WISTWENR too Lv 700 tion and answer form of the chief |turns from the broadcasters in 1940 ASCAP music at 9 p. m, from WOR, morrow evening at the Grotto Home, la luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. ‘Accounts Board Explains (NBC ) MBS) 2 was somewhat short of $5,000,000. |Mutual station at Newark. 13th St. and Park Ave. tomorrow in the clubrooms on Jackson St. Mrs. Fern E. Norris : : pe « we Buy Te St will be the guest speaker. Rushville Clerk Said 3 ers ar Sdclely Wi In charge of the program will be ; Spense; a a party B 2 b. m. t0-| Mrs. Parker Dunn oe Mis. Dewey Money Was Due Him. lorrow in the Parish Auditorium, pres president, will preside. The i 536 N. Eastern Ave. Mrs. Clifford arrangements committee includes Oi K. Jenseh, Ste examine: : Sweeney will be chairlady. |Mrs. George Wheeler, Mrs. Robert lof the Board of Accounts, today ; : | Carmichael, Mrs. Charles Peevler, |announced that an audit of the Kiwanis to Hear Copps — Joe lk Copps, publicity director of the In-| Mrs. Ira Giltner, Mrs. Cora Me- (books of Clarence B. Jordan, dianapolis Motor Speedway, will Feeley, Mrs. Don Branigan and Republican clerk-treasurer of the gpeak before the Kiwanis Club at Mrs. Olive Toole. [City of Rushville, showed a $3700

FBM 1 (CBS Net.) feat eatures | 1 , Si 4 100 Four nformation Baptists conv. Off the Record Right to Happiness ures of the agreement signed by Q—What will be the fee on net-

ti Beautiful Life . ST ll BU Rg Jack Armstrong |the Mutual Broadcasting System |work commercial business?

Sina Lowell Thomas H. 8. Workshop _ | Gasoline Alley Boer and the American Society of| A—For the first four years Mutual BY COPALOES Rowe oF Wold | MY. Keen Newsroom Authors, Composers and Publishers|Will pay a fee of 3 per cent and for Dick Reed News Lyte gros Kaltenborn (ASCAP): the next five years a fee of 3'¢ per | 8 Glibert Forbes. _ Inside Sports SHAY YY Sehnre Presents —| Q—On the basis of this agree: cent after deductions for agency| jssing Heirs | Jonny Bresents | orden Jenkint [Johny presents ment, providing Columbia and the commissions and other fixed charges. N Horace Heidt Question Bee Horace Heidt National Broadcasting Company| Q—What did ASCAP previously WHY SUFFER rst Nighter Horace Heidt Question Bee un ~——— follow suit, will ASCAP's receipts be [collect on network commercial bus- | With YOUR EYES

e the People Battle of Sexes Grand Central Battle of Sexes ve e the People Battle of Sexes Grand Central Battle of Sexes greater or less? iness from Mutual affiliates? Como in This Week Ea: Invitation Fibber McGee Here and Abroad Fibber MeGee A-—ASCAP officials say they have| A—From 3 per cent to 5 per cent | See DR. KLAIBER, Optometrist BY ylation RY ee : no way of knowing but a rough es- depending on the basic agreement | For Rellet and For Better

noon tomorrow in the Columbia Bradshaw Speaks at Lions_Juve. | CASh shortage as of March 27, 1041. Glenn Maller Bob Hope NBG Symphony | Bob Howe . [timate is that if the other networks between each individual station and | Glasses, in the Club. aia ICSHAW, SHEa ir The State examiner said that the | 3: ui College Humor NBC Symphony College ‘Humor sigh the same contract ASCAP'S ASCAP. FAIR OPTICAL DEPT nile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw |goriage resulted from a disagree- | _o-i> La College Hume: Minister Menzies | CoieRs Wt annual receipts probably will be in| Q—What will be the fee on net- a a Ey ey ry ¥ . ash.—Hours 0

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Gardeners Meet—The Indianapo-| Vill speak on “Ehite ig lf al 8 ment over a 1933 law which Ra 31 fred anne NN ded Muse Pred raring the neighborhood of $3,500,000. With [work sustaining unsponsored pro- | Tone th Jexired lit Men's Garden Club will meet at Meeting of the Lions Lub At NOON In jiteq certain city officials extra | arm Si Gilbert Forbes | Dick Reed Globe Trotter Peter Grant a —— 3 Ye vr y ; { : i" sk Da 3 Clock Strikes K Vice Pres. Wallace side Parkway Following a business The Ladies Auxiliary of Townsend connection with the operation of | Bernie Cumming Les B Vice Pres. Wallace sesion, Prof. Kendrick will present Gun No. 25 will sponsor a card |municipally owned utilities. : a movie, “The Plow That Broke the .c.oiv at & . : ¢ N ) John Duffy Music You Want | Music You Want | Bddie_LeBarron ‘ . party a p. . onthly Claim ave Baca usic You Want usi¢c You Wan an Broderi Plain. | part t 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Filed M th) Clai 8 11 ° : t a 3 wv on teh Jyant Fo A en th es | clubrooms, State and Hoyt Aves. . Jone Hampton usic You Want arlie Barner Moon Rive Mr. Jensen said that the Rush- ionel Hampton Bobby Ramos Charlie Barnet on River Moose will pracuce tomorrow night at 8 p. m. Friday in the Masonic |extra compensation for Mr. Jordan INDIANAPOLIS Bl No Be The Rip Temple, North and Illinois Sts. and that bi SlePk: easier had (CBS Net.) ___'NBC-MBS) WIBC 1070 ___(NBC-MBS) ram an ugie Corps w T “ ill be a memorial service. ed monthly claims for $50 with :30 Early Birds Dawn Patrol Home Frolic News the Temple at 6 p. m. today for a The 3 the Rushville Board of Works |. 3° Early Birds [Market Reports | Home Frolic Tone fn Sua 311 325 WEST Ww SHINGTON ST {00 Early Birds Musical Clock Breakfast Jam | Time to Shine - A ® € p. m. Wednesday. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of| Starting in January, 1939, Mr. ye ge | OA COR a A | CE eee. by Trainmen’s Auxiliary Plans Party Locomotive Engineers, Will hold ajJordan began taking the compen- 10 Boihiesn, Nhe Een Randamh. | Money roundup | Roh yoonv ® ® SNjfore YOUR OUR FF rs Gold Rule Lod 25, Ladies covered dish luncheon Thursday sation which he claimed was due Stepmother Bachelor's Chiidren | Novatime Linda's Love : 2 ~—Golaen ule lodge a John | hi fr ash Betty Crocker Road of Life Devotional Road of Life ' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood eof noon in the home of Mrs. John him from cash receipts belonging | in. § 500 nit, | i TIL n— It costs so little for Real Protection! 80 ¥ 2 Meh W . v Mary v, Marlin Melee hbmeht Beautiful Lie te F Martha Webster epper oung ee e Ban oman in i : : urriers party at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the $3 Big Siste Lone Journey Lester Huff Lone Journev Cleaning and Glazing Method) Trainmen’s Hall, 1002’; E. Wash- GOLD EMBLEM GIVEN ave collected since 1935 for extra Jun Jenny DAVE Tau PUY tArCher | David Horm ington St. Mrs Effie Wheeler is ervices for the utilities had he chairman T0 BELL FOREMAN been allowed $600 annually, the Helen Trent Hearts in Harmony | School Log airman iState examiner said. _Gal Sunday Editor's Daughter | Today's Top Tunes | Editor's Daughter ) Kathryn T. Garten| Singin’ Sam Community “Hall Julia Blake Women in White | Yes or No Rill Jones New Mrs. Farrell Farm Hour Off the Record Farm Hour Mrs. Farrell Farm Hour Boy Greets Girl Farm | Hour

183 Job Reporter Recorded Musie Hodges’ Time local station fees included it may |grams? : oo” Sor - ber : : { Eyes Examined the “SAFE WAY 8 p.m. tomorrow at the home of tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel. |compensation, not to exceed $600 3:43 Second Husband | DePauw U. Soa Burl Farber [realize between $4, 500000 and $5-' A—Mutual will get a license for Ney Fem ne Prof. John Kendrick, 2811 Brook- Townsend Auxiliary Gives Party— a year, for services rendered in| : Bobbie Dale Serenade in Night ! ¢ n Bddie Le Barron wi irahelt Band Ie Lining Naomis Hold Memorial — Naomi |ville City Council had refused to WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS itchen Band of the Women of the . NJ oi t ss an ordinance allowing the Chapter No. 131, O. E. 8, will meet [Da 2 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI WFBM. 1260 30 WLW __ 700 business meeting. The Women of| (lub to Hold Luncheon—The So-|which had been turned down i . A a . te rod :15 Earl Breakfast J Michael Hi ghe Moose Chorus will rehearse al cial Club, Monumental Division 128,| regularly. kt Bony Birds Musical Glock | Breakfast Jam | Ronny Mansfeld 27 Udell St. - City funds, Mr. Jensen said. The | ilro nmen, will hold a card | Waist,” 152 Railroad Trai 700 is what Mr. Jordan would | ) Kate Smith News Hi-Lights | Friend] Hearts in Harmony — 0 Kate Marries Linda's ove Friendly House The © Neil s y FUR COAT STORAGE bh ww io Mrs. Lining Hostess—Mrs. Martha! Hany E. Jordan, Indiana Bell] Mr. Jordan has a suit pending | station installation lin Fayette Circuit Court on the ) Dr. Malone Farm Hour Mid Day_News “| Light of World \ Farm Hour Melody Farm Mvstery Man Farm Cir WIRE News Checkerboard Valiant Ladv | > Farm Circle Dick Re Reed Musical Mixup Grimm's | Daughter |

Lining will be hostess to members Telephone Co. of the A. D. Streight Circle, Ladies foreman, today received a gold em- imatter. He has been ordered to |

of the Grand Army of the Republic, blem commemorating his 25 years appear before the Accounts Board at a card party at 2 p. m. Thursday of service in the telepitone industry. {before May 20 to explain. in her home 522 E. North St. Mr, Jordan, who lives at 1817 S. —— State Ave. began his career In| BEN HUR TREASURER DIES Cumberland 0. E. S. To Honor January, 1916, as an equipment inMothers—A Mother's Day program staller here. He was promoted to CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, May will be given at the stated meeting station installation foreman in 1924 {13 (U. P.) —William Wasson Goltra, of Cumberland Chapter 515, Eastern! m February, 1939, he became a|69, treasurer of the Ben Hur Life Star, at 8 Pp. m. tomorrow in the member of the Telephone Pioneers |Association since 1920 and one of Cumberland Masonic Hall Effie of America, an organization of tele- [Crawfordsville’s most prominent

Roseberry is worthy matron and| phone workers with 21 or more businessmen, died today after an illIvan Foley, worthy patron. { years of service. Ines of two years.

) Mary McBride Against Storm Meet the Train Acainst the Storm Song Treasury Maw Perkins Marv Galbraith Fletcher Wilev Guiding Light Request Tim , Children. People Vic and Sade Baseball Talks Vie and Sade For - = : —

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Masterworks Backstage Wife | Lester Huff Backstage Wife Masterworks Stella Dallas Circle Chatter | Stella Dallas

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) Your Information | Novelettes Baseball Right to Havpiness Sv 8 ~ $

Hedda Hopper Novelettes Baseball Beautiful Life - Joyce Jordan Dick Reed Baseball Jack Armstrong B f . World Today Merrily We Roll Baseball Lowell Thomas 3 £ } KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): A —i ;

MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHE, 1420; WSM, 650. | \ NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 890; KWK, 1380. | 9 p NBC-RED—-WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ, 670. | £37 SR CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780. | ] = = ” = = = TONIGHT Because of priority in defense ma-

| terials, WIBC has experienced a de- SE 3 ® 8:00—Coutt of Missing Heirs, lay in switching to full-time oper- ; ; ! a) WFBM. ations and one result is that the] e

| §:00—Johnny Presents, WIRE. [station will be unable to broadcast = Taffetas, sheers 3 | the Indianapolis Indians’ first game $e A 6:30—First Nighter, WFBM. tomorrow night. and crepe ma-

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1:00—We, the People, WFBM. WIBC hopes to be able to make : * Swing Skirts! terials for gradu-

ey Cl the switch to full time within a : id Color ; i a een | 7:00—Battle of Sexes, WIRE. | week. | X > Solid Color Tops! Riloh, proms ang 3 Miller-Wohl’s Birthday Sale means tremendous sav- NS % 7:30—Fibber McGee and Molly, Meanwhile, WIBC will broadcast : The ideal Sport suit for other formal afA i | WIRE y play-by-play descriptions of other 0 : the Sunny Days ahead— . ] AT : games in the American Association Swing skirts of checked fairs. White and

ings to you. . .. Let nothing keep you away from this N ; \ . : Sharkskin wi . Event of the Year. Doors open at 9:30 a. m. Sorry! 8:00—Bob Hope, WIRE. SS oeioek (S0ch, uiiermonh emi : ShATkekin wits Soli eo) all pastel colors. 8:45—Premier Menzies, WENR. / Sas Ul ; ! Sizes ,

No mail, phone, or C. O. D. orders. All Sales Final \ waukee game tomorrow. | : . | iE Summer Skirts

Priscilla Lane, young motion pic-| ture star, promises to be the busiest a habe

Sensational ROEIIXIENE J LT busiest £ % in ave iF EE EE cu $700

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Tron summer and early fall , . . at great savings! Tweeds, Plaids, Skirt The ladies associated with Park eyes being relieved of hd Fleeces, Twills, Rib Boucles. 1 % School are taking to the air to call . x Fitted and Boxy styles. Sizes attention to the seventh annual straine—the glasses help 12 to 44. Spun Ray- garden tour, May 17 and 18, pro- to banish those litte

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(nother broadcast is for Thursday afternoon at 4:15 over Optometrist—Office at WFBM when the speaker will be

Mrs. Elias C. Atkins. rR Well made of waxed Style Setters in Spring & Summer : “. ® 9 : | birch, Good and sturdy » 98 PURSES The Jordan-Butler Philharmonic | gh) with play beads on both DRESSES Choir will be featured in g broad- | sides. Special.

cast tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 Nn 88¢ over WFBM in the interest of the ; | $ Standard “Taylor Tot” $269 ®

S s, Luana rayon Rayon Sheer Bembergs a 1a Full size walker—sturdy, graceful design

Crepes, Duco Dots, Ste) Poppy Day sales being spon- i —beautifully finished. California Sheers, SO! locally by the Twelfth Dis- | » . WE Neus. Sted s Jos Under-arm and pouch trict of the American Legion Aux- ‘ i . ® Babies’ Maple Crib $298 &

to 20, 38 te 1%, Se iliary. Poppy Day is May 24. Bae ee vith fine quality mattress me 13% uw 2%. Whites, Prints and Colors. Mrs. Merill Woods, 12th District | —_— lH : Copies of higher Poppy Day chairman, will speak | EYES EXAMINED ® Babies’ Hi-Chair $ 98 Perfect fitting—tailored to ft igireartlly priced styles in briefly. Mrs. Helen Munger is chair- Fine maple finish—good sturdy construe- —with cord welting for durability, wi ing D ‘of th i i GLASSES ON CREDIT | Hoy generous box pleats on three sides! Beausparkling Dots, man of the radio committee. | ¥ : ® Babies’ Swing tiful new patterns with backgrounds of

Spectator Paso SLACK SUITS SRE A { | gDink_ ur bige auto seals. Also | nursery “48 . blue, plum, rose, green and black. Crepes, Sport and & PLAY SUITS White and | | IE ww! ga || START THE DAY RIGHT 1 and 2-Pe. styles. piece and 1 Zz —

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