Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1941 — Page 13

MONDAY, SEPT. 29, 1941

ON THE RADIO

Lum and Abner, these argumentative Arkansas storekeepers, will return to the national radio networks tonight after a year’s absence. The proprietors of the “Jot ’Em Down Store” will be ‘heard four times a week, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Each broad- . cast of the gram will be carried on wis at 9:30 p.

un and AbLum ner (Chester Lauck and Norris Goff) have been broadcasting the past 18 weeks on the NBC network on the Pacific Coast. They had turned their attentions to the movies for a - year, returning to the coast net= work last May. Tonight's program by the Pine Ridge, U. 8. A. gentlemen comes in their 11th year in radio. They began their series Abner in Hot Springs, Ark. in 1931. Sybil Chism, organ-

ist and composer of the theme song.

“BEvalina,” and Lew Crosby, announcer, will be heard with Lum and Abner on their coast-to-coast series. 2 ” 2 The Joe Louis-Lou Nova heavy-

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7:00--Vox Pop, WFBM. 7:00—Telephone Hour, WIRE. 7:30—Gay Nineties, 7:30—Voice of Firestone, WIRE. 8:00—Radio Theatre, WFBM. 8:30—Treasury Program, WISH. 9:00—Louis-Nova, WIBC. 9:30—Lum and Abner, WISH,

weight title bout will be broadcast exclusively on WIBC and the Mutual network at 9 o'clock tonight. Don Dunphy and Bill Corum will broadcast the fight which will be carried on 200 radio stations in the United States and Canada. Short wave will carry the description of the battle to South America.

. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Martha Scott will co-star in tonight’s “Radio Theater” broadcast, “Third Finger, Left Hand.” It will be carried on WFBM at 8 o'clock. Myrna Loy and William Powell originally were scheduled to take the parts of Margot and Jeff in the story, but their appearance had to be canceled due to illness.

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Beginning today, WISH will broadcast a full hour of children’s programs each afternoon from 5 to 6 p. m. The hour period will start with

a 15-minute program, “School

Days,” which will present the ele-{

mentary schools of the City in their own program. It will consist of school news, club events, dramatizations and chorus work. At 5:15 p. m. “Little Orphan

Annie” will be broadcast, followed by the 15-minute story of the “Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen.” The “Adventures of Tom Mix” will be broadcast at 5:45 p. m.

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Parks Johnson and Wally Butterworth will add fuel to the World Series controversy tonight when they interview the Yankee pitchers Lefty Gomez, Mrs. (June O'Day) Gomez, Timmy Sullivan, the Yanks’ batboy and one of the umpires selected for the big battle. The program, “Vox Pop,” will be carried on WFBM at 7 p. m.

Gov. Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota will speak from the studios of WFBM on the CBS network tomorrow in behalf of Religious Education Week. The program will be broadcast from 3:45 to 4 p. m. \ 2 ® 8 “For America We Sing,” the weekly program presented on behalf of the United States Treasury Department defense savings bond came paign will be heard at a new time beginning “tonight. Previously heard on Tuesday, the program will move into the NBC-Blue network at 8:30 o’clock tonight and will be carried on WISH. Three guests are in store for the first of this new series. They are tenor Frank Parker, soprano Vivian Della Chiesa and baritone Conrad Thibault, with Dr. Frank Black’s

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Organizations

Southport O. E. S. Marks 22d Year—Southport Chapter 442, O. E. 8S, will hold a stated meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Southport Masonic Temple. The 22d anniversary will be observed and

past matrons and patrons will be honored guests. Mrs. Alma Spencer is worthy matron and D. Rider is worthy patron.

Wade to Talk to Chemists—Frank Wade, Shortridge High School

dress the Indiana section of the American Chemical Society tomorrow noon at the club's weekly luncheon in the Severin Hotel. Mr. Wade will speak on “The Cause of

Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Sept. 29, 1941 PO

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TTER—Albert T., 76 years. Father of Frances Donaid, % H., Mrs. Herbert E. s W. and ’ James A., of Indian Aaron I. of New

York Ci T, , Chicago, Sunday evening at the resiN. Meridian. Services at Buchanan

urial Crown Friends may call at the mortuary.

RE! INERT—John F., nusband of Olga, son

of Mrs. Barbara Reinert, father of Mrs. Lowell" ounds and Walter Reinert, brother of Josephiné Reinert, Mrs. Edward Strack and Sister Mary Odo, Memphis, nn, onard, Dayton, O., FredPhck ad Clements Reinert, died at his Oolicge Ave. ay. Funeral Wedness 8:30, m the Rirly Mortuary, Meri jan and 0th he $ . Joan of Arc Church 9 a. m. terment Crown Hill. Friends : ma! call the mortuary after 7 p. m. nday.

EFIELD-—Lurens, age 75 years, wife of Thomas Wakefield mother of Mrs Mable Harrell, Mrs. Wanda Brockman, s Ruby Wakefield, nd Robert W away early Sunday at Fecidenge. He Whitcomb. Services Tues IR P. Friends thvited. urial Pioras iends may call at the resiConkle Service.

residence. Park. dence.

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Color in Orystals and Precious Stones.” Neil Kershaw, chief chemist of the Indianapolis Water Co.,

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is chairman of the section and will preside.

Rotarians to Hear Nominees—Tomorrow will be Nominees’ Day: for the Indianapolis Rotary Club. When the club meets for lunch at noon in the Claypool Hotel, members will hear opposing factions in their com-

Oct. 7. Members of the “Hubs” party campaigning for election are: James H. Carnine, Mark Ferree, Mark R. Gray, Jack N. Gulling, Thomas L. Kemp, Ralph S. Norwood and Rudolph A. Scherer. The opposing party is called the “Spokes,” and consists of Horace E. Abbott, Charles B. Dyer, Charles F. Meyer, George E. Pierson, F. Durward Staley, W. Carleton Starkey -and Dan R. Tucker.

Service Mothers to Meet—Service Mothers of America, Inc., will meet in the East Room of the Indiana World War Memorial at 2 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Clarence Mulford will give the invocation and

man, will speak on “Things to Worry About.” Mrs. Minor 8S. Goulding will preside in the absence of Mrs. Ernest Millholland.

Pythian Session Tomorrow—Officers and members of Banner Temple 37, the Pythian Sisters, will attend a called meeting of the group at 7 p. m. tomorrow in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St.

W. R. C. Group to Lunch—Mrs. Alice Hodge will be hostess at a covered dish luncheon for members of the Joseph R. Gordon Women's Relief Corps 43 in her home, 25 S. Dearborn St. at noon tomorrow,

G. A. R. Ladies to Convene— There will be a special called meeting of T. W. Bennett Circle 23, the Ladies of the G. A. R. at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. Mrs. Irene Compton! a will preside. :

Ben Hur Dance Tomorrow—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mosenight are in charge of a dance to be given by Arrius Court 5, Ben Hur Life Assop. m. tomorrow in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St. »

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Monday, Wednesday, Friday Tonight at 3:30

Orville Gaskill

Is Dead in Texas

WORD HAS been received here of the death of Orville C. Gaskill, a former Indianapolis resident, in Port Isabel, Tex., last Thursday. Burial was in San Benito, Tex., Saturday. Mr. Gaskill, a contractor, spent 30 years in the construction business, during which time he builf many homes here. He left Ine dianapolis in 1930 to live in Port Isabel. He was a member of Logan Lodge, 575, the Scottish Rite and the Shrine. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ada T. Gaskill of Port Isabel; three sons, Arthur A., Ardis V. and C. Dean Gaskill and three grandchildren, all of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Roy Corwin of Bridgeport, nd, and Miss } Luella Gaskill of Angeles, Cal

Corinthian 0. E. S. Entertains— Corinthian Chapter 456, O. E. ‘S., will observe Friends Night Wednesday at the Evergreen Masonic Temple. Guest worthy. matron and patron will be Mrs. Helen Marsh, New Augusta, and Ralph Guthrie, Irvington,

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(AUTOS—USED) i sed car mgr. 850 N. LI8 hen, a Zepher, Oa distributor (AUTOS—STUDEBAKERS—NEW & USED)

for V. J. jayaid, RAY GALE A OTORS, INC., 3815 10th, IR-8334. Trade-ins.

(AUTO SERVICE)

Inland Motors, Plymouth and Alemite Lub. Service. 1133 N. Meridian. LI-6544,

Sa, Inc. Downtown DeSoto, |:

Revoked Drivers’ Licenses

INSURANCE CERTIFICATES FILED INS. AGENCY, ING. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG.

(LABOR ORGANIZATIONS) HOISTING AND OPERATING EN GINEERS LOCAL NO. 103 1038-301 Peoples Ba Bldg., MA-1195. ap BRIDE. STRUCTURAL & ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS LOCAL UNION NO. 22. 423 Transportation Bldg., LI-18186. (LOANS)

cks Bros. Loan Co. cor. Jiinols - Obias RI-3004-8008. ‘Loans on anytht

(LIFE INSURANCE)

' (AUTO SPRING CO.) SPRING CORPO. RATION.

Ea oi busses. Quick, om: ls » pendable service. 832 W. Wash, 0303,

(BOWLING ALLEYS)

DEZELAN'S BOWLING ALLEYS, 950 N. Holmes Ave, BE-4443. 13 modem, - streamlined alleys.,

(CHEMISTS)

ATKINSON, FRED C., INC. 420 Transportation Bldg. R214. Corp lete chemical service for industries.

(CIRCULAR LETTERS) CENTURY LETTER SHOP & C. PRESS. Chas. E. CooF, P. A. Coo Century Bldg., MA-4106. (CLEANING & LAUNDRIES)

BUDGET CLEANERS. Mauality Work That Will Please.” 811 . 30th., TA-3801

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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE cox i! Ross M. Hi aren, gen. agt. 620 Cir SR Tower, RI-1 (LUMBER) ; BUY Ns ober oS Sp RIGHT * Stock Yards, RI-6000. oF : (MOTOR FREIGHT LINES)

ICAN FREIGHT LINES In 5a

TRANSAMER 1456 E. 19th. : (NURSING HOME) Will care for your a a Myrtle Cir sed, Myre, leg RI-3096. (OFFICE BUILDINGS) °

FELLOW BLDG., Robert Hirt, i Jae) mer. 11 N. Pennsylvania, Room 1

(PRINTERS) The Watts Press 5...

SEE OUR BARGAINS! Unclaimed Freight i 43¢ W. Wash.—378 Mass. -

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KEITH SHADE CO.

1350 N ILLINOIS RI-1581

A-1 SHADE CO. ~ (WRECKING COMPANIES) WRECKING CQ.

* CLEVELAND 1320 Kentucky Ave.

$5. fiok butcher, Stark-Wetzel and Co., ingle jn}

a and 1 lau undey. A GER GREEN HOUSE, T Bluff Rd.

NEED or elderly man to i dle; $50.4 12 w eck aly ar Reda |® Olive Him 6:30 p.

EFINED E wpe: ing house, for rent. E. 12th.

| Ganentors

care roomchildren. _ 610

Exp. with cars. . 2050 Northwestern

offer for 3 men;

rday. | ATTRACTIVE nt phone voices. MR. RAMSEY, sss OIL Ee ,——_——

Schools & Instructions 12 Eee

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List Ooi Write 30 ¥, Rochester. N. ¥ Dept.

5 LEARN ASTROLOGY Free instructions. Warren Hotel, Wednesday, Oct. 1; 7:45 P. m.

ORTON— ent. beloved father mo] Mrs. Mabel RE’ of of Brid Ind. and Louise Nic! ad 8% Indianapolis. passed AL vg yittidence CP. M., 8 "nis ‘resid Yeast

Personal Services 13

mile Fond: Burial

TRUSSES 5 x fice uy in 2

Business Opportunities 29

ROOMING HOUSE ooms, modern, gomp Somplethly! furnished; ar rented. 335 N.

Swaps A

FOUR for a dime photo outfit; used in dime store. Want coin machines or cash. 1405 Carrollton.

PRIN G—500 business cards, $1.

INTIN We Prins everything but money. Cox, CH-

BURNER with 300-gallon tank; ne for livestock or what? GA-2643.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

50 FAN TAIL PIGEONS—Sell or trade for Bhat? ey Saturday or Sunday, 514

S-A-D-D-L-E-S Farm & Home. Supply. 1325 Ky.

COMBINATTI ight dog: blue tick, thoroughly broke o oul 1 before 10 p. m. today. Must sell. bu Stanton. LAWN

SEED, 5c; no noxious weeds. ehih's, oN bama. LI-8897. HUNTING UNDS, and 8. Plenty on from es 3% Ww. 0h. ers. IR-1057. East WIE,

264-8033. | CO

(COAL) FREDRICK c= MA-T451. (COUNTRY CLUB—CHICKEN DINNERS) LAKE SHORE COUNTRY OLUB. Caterin, ng

dinners, dances, business mee s. 41 Carson Aven GA- 3231. eg

(ELECTRIC APPLIANCES) Latest model radi refrigerators. COMMONIT? IC, 4001 Madison

CHANDLER ELECTRI sd Westinghouse ges. Also electric

(FUNERAL DIRECTORS) R. W. STIRLING" 422 Frome:

BERT 8. GADD FUNERAL HOME 2130 Prospect. MA-6049.

G. H. HERRMANN. 1505 S. East. ° MA-8488.

GEORGE W. USHER. 2313 W. Washington,

(FUNERAL pi

HORTON FUNERAL Hi WEST - NEWTON, INDIANA.

0, 405 E. 30th. WA. refrigerators and wiring.

BE-4567.

(FUR COMPANIES)

COATS a pied as low as $19. FUR reoran PUR ‘CO. 29 E. Ohio.

(FURNITURE BUYER) LI-927). 7, We pay I Tan Sash prices,

*| STAR-LITE ROLLER R

HENDREN PRINTING CO. 685 Century Bldg, MA.

(RESTAURANT) SANDY'S—‘ Friendliest spot in India: olis. rr ment, 2208 N. Meridian WAS, ou (REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE) Elbert L. McDaniel. R127.

MA-4933. (SKATING RINKS)

INK — * Nightly.” Book your parties now! Station, CH-2220. P us

ASocraL SERVICE AGENCIES) TON i ARMY Men's Social Service “peparia RI-6622. “We Help Others elp TLL ” (PAINT COMPANIES) © i STANDARD ENAMEL & 3158 N. Sherman Beive Cron, E23 sale, Retail. We Dellverl 5 (TAVERNS—FISH)

COOPER'S TAVERN ON THE THE NORTHSIDE. Se Tw

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(FIRES PASSENGER & TRUCK) -

ers Tire Shi 2 3117 WwW. Tash Open 89 Syes. Not open in, x

(TRANSFER COMPANIES)

TRANSFER , 5505

AND SAVE, (WANTED—JUNK CARS)

Roe db Best Prices for LI-1658

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meas sna NOIR'S Furniture Service; repairing, ishi nis ng Saiecialty, Service Tn lls Tor (GARAGES) "ites In EARL HIA 1618 Bivd. ce. Motor Garage 31

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ih, Room’ od in little 16¢

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. 3260 N. Emerson. The