Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1942 — Page 20

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LOCAL RADIO PROGRAMS | TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

THIS EVENING

: TONIGHT 7:00—What's My Name, WIBC. %7:30—Meet Your Navy, WISH. £:00—Battle of Sexes, WIRE. 8:30—Report to the Nation, WFBM. 3:00—Bob Hope, WIRE.

Carl Baker, widely known singing]

Rep. Earl Wilson of Indiana, the|voice had been auther of the “curfew proposal” for heard singing

Washington, D. C.

“Government | romantic ballads

girls,” will be heard over WISH to-{on many of the |

night at 10 o'clock.

station’s pro-

Rep. Wilson will give a 15-minute subject Dollar in War Effort.” His subject! gives only the slightest hint that he might further discuss the WashRep. Wilson will arrive in Indianapolis sometime to-

talk on the

ington curfew.

{has been on the

grams. Lately he § daily Defense Carl Baker Bonds and Stamps program. Before coming to Indianapolis, Mr. Baker sang with Joe Reichman and Barney Rapp orchestras and was on the Fitch Band Wagon program for a time. He is a native of Bay St..Louis, Miss.

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the screen,

Basil Rathbone, arch-viilian of and Ginny Simms,

| glamorous singer, will appear on the, Bob Burns show tonight at 7:30 over WFBM. Mr. Rathbone is said to have consented to do the broadcast if the Arkansas native would give him lessons on the bazooka between rehearsals. Miss Simms will sing several popular numbers against a background of music by Billy Artzt and his orchestra. 2 s = Tt will be housewives’ and plumbers’ night on the Battle of Sexes

program at 8 o'clock. The women's}

E} [team is from Goshen, N. Y., and the

| theme song, “Goodbye.” Cantor has received more than 600

plumbers hail from Philadelphia.

|star of WISH, entered Army service The program is aired weekly over today. He had been with the sta-| tion since it first went on the air more than six months ago and his baritone

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Dr. Frank Black, conducting the NBC Symphony Orchestra tonight over WISH, will present a varied bill of classics ranging from Mozart to Debussy. The time is 8:30. The concert will include Glazounov’s “Carnival” overture, and Mozart's Symphony No. 28 in C Major, g HS A man who knew Abraham Lincoln, a soldier who is knitting for civilians, the composer of “Rose O'Day” and an elderly woman searching for something interesting to do, will be heard on “We, the People” over WFBM at 8 p. m. & & 4

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| from Chicago say that Marshall Field

is negotiating for the purchase of | WHIP in Hammond, Ind. . Gor-| {don Jenkins, maestro of ‘the new nsom Sherman show, is the composer of Benny Goodman’s popular . Eddie

patriotic songs written by amateur writers since the attack on Pearl Harbor. Each composer wants him to sing his particular song on the “Time to Smile” show. They say that the studio from which Mutual and WIBC’s “Jack Armstrong” adventure serial emanates is a sound effects man’s dream. Producer Edwin Morse is said to use every sound effects device known to radio in order to bring realism to each episode.

Buy U. S. Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps . ..

Your dollars are needed to keep the boys fighting . . . t6 bring them the needed supplies . . . the necessary comforts.

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Battle of Sexes Jury Trials Battle of Sexes Jury Trials Fibber & Molly Symphony Fibber & Molly Symphony

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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Silver Star Review to Meet—The Silver Star Review 15, W. B. A, will hold a business meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday at Castle Hall Mrs. Bertha Schuck is president.

Speaks to Century Club—“The Lush Years, 1925-1929” will be the topic of the address delivered by Edward .J. Hecker Jr. to the Century Club today. The annual banquet will be held Feb. 17 at the Propylaeum with Dr. Frank H. Sparks, president of

Rebekah Lodge

Alta Hawkins as vice grand. Other,

=| officers inducted at recent ceremo-

nies in Castle Hall include: Mrs. Elizabeth Downing, lain; Mrs. Scottie Chasteen, | tor; Miss Marjorie Funk, outside’ | guardian; | side guszrdian; | right support to noble

| grand; Mrs. Sadie Stevens, right! | support to vice grand; Mrs, Myrtle Myers, left support to vice grand; |

chap- | war- | { den; Mrs. Dora Mageeth, conduc-|

Miss Cassie Miller, in- | Mrs. Rose Ward, grand: Mrs. | | Betty Green, left support to noble

Mrs. Viola Ichelberger, past noble | grand; Miss Madge Kretsch, degree captain.

Forms Sewing Unit—Maj. Robert

Anderson Women’s Relief Corps a4)

has organized a unit which will sew! for the Red Cross. The unit will meet at 10 2. m. on the second and | fourth Wednesdays of each month! at Ft. Friendly.

Klare to Talk on Lincoln—"The| Challenge of Abraham Lincoln in al World at War,” will be discussed by | Ralph E. Klare at the Kiwanis Club! luncheon at the Columbia Club to-| morrow. Dr. Klare is past com-|

mander of Hayward-Barcus Post,!:

! American Legion, and past grand! | conductor of the Grand Voiture of | Indiana.

Philathea Class

Second Philathea Class of the

[Brose ay Baptist Church will meet |

t 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the lower

Iesoionic room at the church. Mrs. | Ralph Collins is teacher and Mrs.

Pauline Sutherlin is president.

Irvington Rebekahs Irvington Rebekah Lodge 608 will

| meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the il O. O. PF. Hall, Installs—Ellen' | Rebekah Lodge has installed Miss| mm Ethel Cox as noble grand and Mrs. |

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