Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1941 — Page 12

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PRY OFF STORE DOOR ON THE RADIO SHIFTS MADE IN AS CITIZENS WATCH TONIGHT THIS EVENING TR ANSIT ROUTES

6:30—Maudie’s Dairy, WFBM. (The Indianapolis Times Is not responsible for Inaccuracies in program ane Two men who are alleged to have| me Temporary Changes Re-

7:00 Death Valley Days, WFBM. nouncements caused by station changes after press time. been attempting to break into David, 1:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE. wre WIBC 1070 Klor’s jewelry store, 115 N. Illinois quired Because of Repairs On Maryland St.

THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 1941

‘DRAFT DEBATE HURT came a subject of national debate MORALE’—MARSHALL “Naturally it has been affected oy.

DENVER, Aug. 21 (U. P.) —Gen. the public discussion of the length h of service,” he said last night in an George C. Marshall, U. S. Army | interview. He would not say et

morale was “splendid” until it be

Irving Acted on Spur of Moment

NEW YORK, Aug. 21 (U. P.) — The postman found Irving Sper waiting for him. The postman gave him a letter. Sper kicked him in the abdomen, according to the postman’s complaint.

Sper’s reason was that the letter was overdue. The postman’s excuse was that it was improperly

WISH 1310 Chief of Staff, says the Army’s|er morale now is improving.

WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red) (NBC-Blue) Home of Brave News Portia Merry-Go-Round We Abbotts Merry-Go-Round Lud Gluskin Merry-Go-Round

Dessa Byrd Escorts & Betty Horace Sports-Music Polka Dots Dick Harold Liberty Speaks Don Lindley Bert Wilson Dick Reed Luke Walton

Fred Waring Easy Aces World News Mr. Keen

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Meet the Train Musical Interlude

Good news for radio listeners is News Here's Morgan

Patrolmen William Clark and Ray Boyd

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although Henry is a bit & older, he has {#5 lost none of his penchant for Ezra Stone getting into trouble and in tonight's episode. he winds up in the doghouse as usual. The Aldrich Family was near the top in the popularity surveys when the program went off the air temporarily a month ago.

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Price Administrator Leon Henderson speaking to the Young Demeccratic Clubs of America in their convention at Louisville will be] over

heard at 1 p. m. tomorrow

WISH. At 3 p. m. tomorrow Rep. Gerald Landis (R. Ind.) will be heard over the same station. His topic will be, |

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Williams on Speaks Business

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Dinner Music Behind the News

Housewarming Housewarming Aldrich Family Aldrich Family Music Hall Music Hall Music Hall Music Hall

Xavier Cugat

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FRIDAY PROGRAMS

News Intermezzo Judy Jones Judy Jones

Industry News Rhapsodies

Grant Pk. Concert Grant Pk. Concert Abe Lyman Police Reporter

Symphony Symphonv 5-Star Final Story Dramas

Dance Music Dance Music Dolly Dawn Dolly Dawn

News Benny Goodman Chuck Foster Chuck Foster

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Early Birds Earlv Birds

European News Early Birds Early Birds News

Mark Time Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Farrell Betty Crocker

Kathleen Norris Myrt and Marge Stepmother Band of Day

Treat Time Man I Married Biz Sister Aunt Jenny

Kate Smith Girl Marries Helen Trent Gal Sunday

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WISH 1310 (NBC-Blue)

Sunrise Ranch American Express

American Express Morning Mail Morning Mail News

Morning Mail Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

Don Allen Buck Private Clark Dennis Prescott Presents

Prescott Presents Viennese Ensemble Richard Kent Continentales

Southernaires Gwen Williams Hit Tunes Hit Tunes

Repairs on Maryland St. in the downtown area have necessitated the temporary change of a number of transit lines, the Indianapolis Railways announced today. All changes will become effective tomorrow. Lines to be changed are: Illinois-Shelby streetcars, southbound—south on 1llinois to Ohio, west to Capitol, south to Maryland, east on Maryland over the regular Shelby route. Illinois-Shelby, northbound, East Michigan Street cars and Northwestern trackless trolleys—east on Maryland to Pennsylvania, south to Georgia, west to Illinois, north on Illinois over the regular northbound tracks. English and S. East trackless trolleys, southbound—the vehicles will operate east on Maryland over the regular route but will use the westhound overhead wires. Indiana-Columbia trackless trolleys—coming from Columbia the trolleys will go west on Washington from Alabama tc Capitol. thence north over the regular Indiana route. Coming from Indiana the outbound Columbia trolleys will operate east on Maryland over the regular route but will use the westbound overhead wires.

said he has notified the United

addressed. Sper was held in $500 bond for felonious assault on postman Murray Handler.

PULLMAN MEDIATION REAGHES STALEMATE

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. Aug. 21 (U. P.).—Negotiations were at a standstill today in the strike mediation at Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co. as the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men and the company remained stalemated on three major issues. They were: The contract’s termination clause; the “union rule” whereby new employes would be required to become members of the Brotherhood in a specified time, and insistence by the company that the union agree not to influence or coerce employees to join any union. Charles Burchfield, international representative of the Brotherhood,

States Conciliation Service in Chicago of the negotiation breakdown. He was promised that a conciliator

will arrive in Michigan City today.

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Preparedness and Americanism.” { ” o z Tonight's double-header between | the Indianapolis Indians and St.| Paul Saints will be broadcast over WIBC beginning at 8 o'clock. The first game will be a seven-inning contest with the second game going| on about 9 p. m. Bert Wilson again will be at the microphone. = z = Agnes Moorehead of the Joyce Jordan - Girle Interne cast ap-i peared at a recent rehearsal with a large gold door-knocker in her lapel and with earring door-knockers to! match. . . . Shirley Ross will be tne vocalist on the new Milton Berle-| Charles Laughton program which starts on Mutual Sept. 12. Meredith Willson has written an-| other popular song, “Two in Love” on.ith is trying to get Merle Oberon|to return to the film colony to start which many believe will be as POP-| .< her guest star when she resumes! his fourth picture around the first ular as his “You and I” which nas | pep regular Friday night broadcasts. | of the year.

found a place on the Hit Parade.| LBB : | The Indianapolis Chorale Society,

. . . The Good News program with] ] Frank Morgan & Co. returns to the| will under the direction of Joseph Laut-

News Farm ashes Man on Street Front Page Farrell

Musical Mixup

Request Time Requess Time Request Time Lester Huff

On the Circle Musical Interlude Old-Time Varieties Old-Time Varieties

Top Tunes Duke Daly Concert Hall Concert Hall

Opportunity Knocks Duke Daly

Gilbert Forbes Farm Circle Farm Circle

Dr Malone Jovce Jordan Fletcher Wiley Woman in White

Linda Cotta Song Treasurv Tennis Matches Tennis Matches

Masterworks Masterworks .ennis Matches Tennis Matcher

Song Shop Song Shop

Defense Dick Reed Organ Musicale

Ind'p'l's. Today Leon Henderson Linda's Love Leon Henderson Hearts in Harmony | Into the Light Editor's Daughter | Midstream

Against the Storm |Danceland Maw Perkins Danceland Guiding Light Life Program Vic and Sade Life Program

Backstage Wife Rep. Landis Stella Dallas Club Matinee Lorenzo Jones Club Matinee Widder Brown Club Matinee

Home of Brave News fori bol Merry-Go-Round Song Sho Duke Daly We Abbotts erry-Go-Roun ce i) Meet the Train Salon Music Merry-Go-Round

KEY NE ORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): i ! : | MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM, 650. ; . ’ = A ;

NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 890; KXOK, 1380. I a : : - 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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