Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1941 — Page 5

ESDAY, JULY 1 141 —

ON THE RADIO

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APOLIS IND. LIS st Ea 1260 WIRE 1430 WIBC 1070 WLW 700 Net.) (NBC-MES) (MBS Net.) (NBC-MBS)

Home of Brave atl Io rch Home of Brave Portia Tea Time Tunes or Ellen Randolph

We Abbotts John Sturges LoL Program | Oppor’ity. Knocks Painted Dreams Right to Happiness

sidered a gracious gift from an|tion’s fans a blow-by-blow account American visitor. Even the politest|of the Al Davis-Fritzie Zivic welterEnglish society doesn’t consider weight clash. WIBC will broadcast ae stockings too personal a gift in|the fight starting at 9 o'clock.

TONIGHT view of their extreme scarcity. 2 8 8 7:00—Court of Missing Heirs, 2 8 # Niles Trammell, NBC president, WFBM. Burgess Meredith takes over the hag announced the submission of role of master of ceremonies on t0-(a proposal to the American Society night's We, the People program,|o¢ composers, Authors and PublishWFBM at 8 o'clock, and will in-|ers for the use of ASCAP music on D a Music Interlud terview Sergt. Alvin C. York, out- NBC networks and managed and essa Br ilo ie af? £2 ude Beautiful Lite Seibel onisonn Stadium Concert, Handing hero of the First World (operated stations. th ck Haro ack Armstrong . ar. Mr. Trammell expressed the hope Lo Bert Wilson well Thomas 8:30—Hap Hazard, WIRE. 2 . 2 . ; ; that the proposal would be accept. 3 . Zivic-Davi i Don Dunphy, who scored such aed and said contempla 9:00—Zivic-Davis fight, WIBC- |, . "0. ris broadcast of the Louis-|an increase over what the society Conn fight, will be at the micro-|had received previously from the phone again tonight to give the na- network.

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And Why Raise Chickens? To Eat Them, of Course

“You mean,” queried Mr. O’'Connor, “you want to raise chickens just to eat them?” “That’s right,” said Mr. Beaman. “I'm on a diet and I want to stick to chicken.” Board members smiled and granted the petition. It permits Mr. Beaman to raise and eat all the chickens he wants, even permits him to sell a few in case, Board members said, he can’t quite eat all he raises.

Before the Zoning Board yesterday appeared W. E. Beaman, seeking a permit to raise chickens in a garage at the rear of 1234-36 W. New York St. “What are you planning to do with these chickens?” asked George

J.O’Connor, Board president. Mr. Beaman grinned. “Eat them,” he replied. “There isn’t any better eating.”

7:00—Johnny Presents, WIRE. 7:30—First Nighter, WFBM. 7:30—Horace Heidt, WIRE. 8:00—We, the People, WFBM.

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Bob Hope is a great kidder but one of his quips took an odd turn not so long ago and resulted in Bob unwittingly naming his successor on the air waves for the summer months. It happened on a movie lot. Bob met Ann Gillis, 14 - year - old movie player and Bob jestingly remarked: “Come over to NBC some time and I'll make you a radio star.”

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Knights of Sion Bandwagon Bonnie Stuart Devotional

Bess Johnson Melodic. Moments Ellen Randolph Lester Huff Bachelor's Children Sin oe Strings Road of Life Buddy. Starcher

Priendlv House Friendlv House Mary Galbraith Bill Jones David Harum

John B. Hug Hearts in Barmony

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she was ready for that radio program. The least Bob could do was to introduce her to his radio producer, Bill Lawrence. Bill recalled Ann’s film work, auditioned her for radio and promptly hired her as the star for the summer serial, A Date With Judy. John B. I ghes Sip | Hearts in H ni made her debut in Pe le asinone e O'Neills last week and will be heard again Lg Girl Editors Vitor tonight over WIRE at 9 o'clock. Julia Blake 2 2 2

Mid Day News Charles A. Lindbergh will be heard over WENR tonight at 11:30 addressing an America First lly Grimm's Daughter |i San Francisco.

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS- WENR, 890; KXOZX, 1380.| England and the stockings make a hit with the wives of Englishmen and Americans alike and are con-

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