Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1942 — Page 13

~~ 1:00—Vox Pop, WFBM. _ 8:00—~Radio Theater, WFBM. | 9:00—Presilient Roosevelt, WISH, WIBC, WFBM, WIRE. 9:30-Cavalcade of Amerion, : WIRE. .

President Roosevelt's “Areside “chat” from the White House fo‘night, beginning at 9 o'clock, will ‘be carried on all Indianapolis sta-

“short. wave. cast to the Americas, the address will be transcribed and will pe _short-waved all day tomorrow In {any ‘languages. : » t J 2 "vox Pop” moves to Colgate uni. versity at 7 o'clock tonight to inter- 11

| Love,” at 80 ‘clock | on WFEM during the “Radio The- . ater” hour. , . . i At 9:30 o'clock, | Tyrone Power will play the title role fii of “Arrowsmith” : on the “Cavalcacie Myrna Loy

of America” pro- . gram on WIRE. "Richard Himber leads oft “Spo ‘light Bands” for the coming week “at 8:30 o'clock on WIBC tonight. “The lineup includes Charlie Spivaic, ' tomorrow; Horace Heidt, Wednef~ . day; Bob Crosby, Thursiay, . sud [Rony Tucker, Friday. 2 8 =

_ ago sponsors for radio programs ' were afraid to touch an that resembled a dramatic | progran). Radio drama at that time was represented by the March lof Time, _ Sherlock Holmes and a few mystery plays. Radio showmen spoke fearfully of the audience’s “12-year-old mind.” Today, authors such as Arch Oboler and Norman Corwin fini

. Thus, no matter what scale drama the listener may seek, somewhere .in any week's schedule he should . find something worth his attention from daytime serials on up. A good cross-section of the long . way up the ladder that radio drama has traveled can be seen in the latest New York World-Telegram poll of radio editors. Here is a con sideration of the leading radio dramas of today one at a time.

Radio Theater—This is the pro. gram that opened the way for the present radio drama and it has led the World-Telegram poll ever since ‘it was launched. It uses the formulg of presenting great names of Hol: lywood and Broadway. in vehicles already tested by the public. Big gest problem it had to overcome ai the beginning: The public had the idea that radio programs were destined for listeners who might, cas tune in anywhere during Sasually “They didn’t think a fullhour drama would get the atten. tion needed to follow a play.

i A's couple of years ' ago, Miss sn spent time on a serial approximately on a par with the present-day serials. The past two seasons she has done much better cast in pla, about the caliber in which she might be cast if she went out to Hollywood a3ain,

One Man's Family—The only, i serial that has remained successful .-in- the evening hours. One reason: It doesn’t resort to wild melodrama. Neither does it depend oh a long | succession of emotional upheavals that some authors think necessary to hold their ‘audience. J Cavalcade. of America—Here are historical dramas that glorify he- | roes and at the same time stick to | reasonably factual history. The | studies are sober and must| pass a board of historians before going into rehearsal. Columb Workshop—This is dedcated to the proposition that radio drama for a new style and | technique | ‘ unlike the stage and screen. CBS's dramatic ‘ depart‘ment has | ‘demonstrated the forms of radio | presentation that the | better ‘follow. Orson elon experiments | ‘did not al a steady | what he | servative. |

% ~ DROWNS IN CISTERN FT. WAYNE, Feb. 23 (U.P).— Mrs. r Ruppert, 40, Grabill,| was drowned today in a cistern at her home. Allen ‘County Coroner | AP. Hattendor, who returned a|

ollowing waiting to see d do next. Some even to become less con-

Ruppert had been suffering i a heart ailment, and possibly | suffered an attack as she bent over| the open disfern to draw water

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on South Bend Fails Alert Test

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. 23 (U. P.).—South Bend has been charged with being “not on the alert” by Lloya Bond, a federal consulting radio engineer, who made a personal attempt to arouse the inert suspicion of the area. To test the directional ray of radio station WSBI, soon to enlarge its frequency, he set up his '| machinery at the heavily-guarded airport, scene of a recent $35,000 fire; at Bendix Aviation Corp, turning out $13,000,000 in war orders; at Studebaker Corp., engaged in defense production, and at the Singer Sewing Machine Co., only one-half mile from the Kingsbury erdnance plant, near La Porte. His actions went unnoticed. In similar tests at Weehawken, N. J., he was nabbed on suspicion.

VICTIMS OF HOLDUP | VIEW SLAIN BANDIT

Victims of recent holdups were to file through city morgue today to determine if a negro bandit killed ‘by detectives Saturday night was the gunman who robbed them. Willis Burris of 810 Drake st., wsa shot by Detectives Oren Mangus and Ralph Chambers who saw him robbing Orville Drake in his grocery at 1003 N. West st. The officers said they saw Burris ‘acting suspiciously outside the store. ‘They saw him énter and through ‘the window they witnessed Mr. Drake raising his hands. One of the detéctives entered the store with a sawed-off shotgun and ithe other carried a revolver. When ithe bandit saw them, he fired point blank and missed. He fired twice more as he ran ugh the door, but he fell dead se feral yards from the store, having shot by both detectives.

A. F. OF L. PLEDGES BILLION FOR BONDS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 (U. P.). [~The A. F. of L. today began its [labor invests in victory” week with i» pledge to purchase $1,000,000,000 in defense stamps and bonds this year. | The pledge was given to Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. by A. F. of L. President William (Green on a special nation-wide radio broadcast last night.

DAVIES RAPS PROPAGANDA CHICAGO, Feb. 23 (U.P. ~Joseph = Davies, former ambassador: to

vat relief rally.

Axis powers by spreading fear of a communist world revolution. He ingde the statement at a Russian

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STATE S. A. R. GROLP

The new president of the Indiana society, Sons of the American Revolution, is the Rev. Fr. Joseph V.

Catholic church, following an election Saturday at the Spink- Arms hotel. The speaker at the annual meeting was Senator Raymond E. Willis, who presenfed medals for service in the last war to 18 society members. Serving with Father Somes for the next year will be: Maurice T. Harrell, Clarence H. ‘Smith, New Castle; Fred 1. Willis, and supreme

Vincennes, all vice presidents; Newton H. Keister, Franklin, registrar

W. Atwater, chapiain; Henry O. Garman, historian; Clarence A. Cook, secretary-treasurer, and John B. Campbell, South Bend, national trustee.

Elect New Managers

Indianapolis members of the board of managers elected were: Charles L. Barry, Charles A. Breece, Franklin I. Burdette, Judge Harry O. Chamberlain, John N. Coulter, Thomas A. Daily, Roy P. Eider, Frank B. Fowler, Dr. Fletcher Hodges, John I. Kautz, D. D. McGuire, William H. McKittrick, Col. Robert L. Moorhead, Jesse C. Moore, Herbert E. Redding, Charles F. Remy and Wallace Weatherholt. _Members of the board elected from out of the city were: Elijah A. Arthur, Crawfordsville; Paul R.

and Frank Richart, Terre Haute; Henry P. Haberly, Ft. Wayne; Col. E. FP. Hites Sr. Danville; Byron Lewis, Vincennes, and Roland Obenchain, South Bend.

HOUSING AGENCIES TO UNITE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 (U. PJ). —The White House arnounced today that President Roosevelt will issue an order tomorrow placing all housing agencies of the federal government under a single head.

Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Monday,. Feb. 23, 1942

ARMSTRONG—Harry M., uo" 18 vears, beloved son of Harry E. and Retta stron and ‘brother of George, brabert and Armstrong, passed away au o De family residence, 13 8p! ann Monday, Feb. 23. TVice the Bert 8. Gadd funeral home, oh man a ~ and Pros Wednesday, Feb. 25, 7 b OT yi Je come. Interment, b New rown Cémetery. Friends may call at funeral home affer 7 p. Monday.

CAR h Irene, agé 34 years. . beloved FG if Hara f Mrs. Addie HC 4, Qauchuef of

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of Mrs. “Louisa Buis, passed AY Methods

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Somes, pastor of Christ the King|

court justice Judge Curtis G. Shake, -

and geneologist; the Rev. Carleton|

Benson, New Castle; George O. Dix]

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WAITRESS

Vint son of Herbert and i £5%isé rant Suse Grands

og and nd Herbert Jr. Jr. ‘passed wey

a. at the Usher Mortuary, mid Ww W. Washingte n st; ends invited. an Har'R?

ay. uchanan Mortuary Tx

a am. Friends invited, In

NS—Dr, Frank F. passed awa Svehing, Service at Centra Ave. ethodist churc| arch Wed mesday, 3 Friends invited. Inte Sion’ Hill. The will lie in ons at the church from Wednesday until time of service.

LEWIS—Leo M loved husband of Myrtle Lewis, son of Lo essie Hite,

Address Times Box 885

of Mrs, Gates, vey ag. NE oonrteh ted oy

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Inday. at Moo not &. Friends may eal st. unt

in ©3426 Sp m Tuesday. Burl rown Hill

LOVE—Hugh M 89, father of Mrs. R. Ward Macey eager and “Hugh a Love of Sch Y., passed way Sunday raing. . rvice at the Planner na Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown may call 8 the mortuary. ’

al Choe Par may call at chapel any time.

MONAHAN-_Ida | Vi wif Thom 8 and mo {rane cle 4 ’ ance,

Than deLil aay Te 0 ‘a.m. at L the i! ar oH ith st. Funeral nyited. ndsda

Prien Yan Palit Friends oa call at the home.

NEIDIGH—Simon P,, 90 years old, passed away Saturday Sevéning. Services at the Flanner & ;Dush anan Mortuary, Suesdsy, ou 30 Dp. fends invited. Burial Crown Hill. "Priends may call at the Mortuary any time.

OWERS—M3 Lorett Sue, bel ved ttl davahter of Mr. and. Mrs, Harold W.

wars, Rassed svar oa 41 10 a. eb. mai residence Edge

wi Tope Henk Cemetery. Finn Brothers Service PURDY—Margar ov! wif . bert Purdy, To mother of msl ® Margaret Chew Cliffo

rrett J Burial Sa Park cemetery. Friend invited. Beanblossom service

SMITH—Margaret Jo, wife wr. James D., mother | of Helen’ mg h, e

thryn r Jr. “eal rday’ Friends ms, cal Mortuary. PFunera day. 2:30 the mo vary. BCs Washington Park cemetery, Friends in-

STEVENS—John W., husband of Goldie and father of Mrs. amilton Bowell Mrs. Harry E. Wheeler and Lilli m

; emetery Friends may call at Conkle CPunerai Home. [Tipton papers please copy.] TREES—Flora A. beloved mother ot Donald ' and NT. Trees seanuaite . randmother To Doug! Dora

a Eyer taine Cl, de and bed this ite’ Sat-

3; Tuesday. i. Srothere Central Chapel, linois Burial Anderson, Ind. Friends ad call Rd the chapel any time.

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has an opéning for a years of age ia po Coffee oi Guaranteed salary plus bonus; small cash Ss. | bond and references réquired. 650 Vir.

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YOUNG MAN with bicycle, as collector for e rental ag ency, Call at ia N. Delaware, after 3p. m

Ww. rienced colored Jutimebile ot 324 N. Del

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lessons. Address Box 1100, Times.

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Attention Salesmen

Grand Union Co. has ing salesman, oar x round tployment: uh fF mm z neressed anings. were. never better. IT! bond Apply 444 8. Fennsylvents.

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Personal Services 13

WILL t be » nsible for a debts 1 ade by none o by none other_tna than , nyse after 2-

Card of Thanks 2

HELM—We wish to thank f relatives and neighbors for thelr Beautisym-

ful floral offerings and pathy, during our rec the death

e Moors: END CHILDREN.

In Memoriams 3

IN loving memory of Albert Henschen, whose birthday was Feb. 23. It is lonesome here without -you, And sad and year the way; Life has not been the same . Since you were called 3d Away, ILI WIFE AND CHILDREN.

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You must pay at least one-fourth of your federal income tax by March 16th. If you have a job you can borrow the cash you need without security of any kind. Just say how much you need and how you want to repay. No endorsers needed. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. 24 hour service.

Find here the cash loan you need Choose a monthly payment plan EL pe 6.65 I$ 3. salsa 19.95 280 oa Ba 1.21 | 41 Monthly paymeénts are calculated at Household's rate of 23¢ % per month on

the first $150 of balances, and 134% pér month on balances above $150.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 Iltinois Building Corner Illinois and Market H. S. Meeher, Mgr., Phone: Rlley 5404 615 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Riley 1471 Loans Made to Residents of Nearby Towns Copyright, Household Finance Corp. 1048

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Pay your taxes and get them off your mind. If you are short df cash. nse Commonwealth’s Budget-Tested Payment Plan to wipe out your taxes in one clean sweep, repaying in monthly instalments that will cause no undue strain on the pocketbook at one time. Phone or stop in for complete details REDUCED RATES: a tonth rates 2% o a Ap XT FREE TAX BOOKLET: For your copy call in person at office.

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Personal Services 13 (AUTOS FOR RENT)

RENT-A-CAR W. F. HEATER, PROP. DRIVE-UR-SELF S 39 KY. AVE. RI-7788. .

(AUTO WRECK REBUILDING)

PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR INN, 1450 N. Pennsylvania. RI-5301. Wheel alignment. Save your tires!

(CLEANERS AND TAILORS)

“GARMENTS like new, when we're thru.” GOODLOE & TAILORS, 2205 .W. 10th, BE-0345.

(DELIVERY SERVICE & TRANSFER) _

ACME Piliyem, Service 11.9642

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can be met without loss or embarrassment by a small loan easily obtained on yous furniture or auto.

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UTO LOANS . AUTO FIN EQUITABLE SECURITIES COMPANY MA-3361. 219 E. OHIO ST.

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(DRESS KING)

DRESS MAKING and sltera childrens coats made, o ee tha 01.5 81.00." 80 (Shoe dow a 0 High 8c¢hool and Rockville y roads. URS. GHT, BE-2799. (DRY CLEANERS) - ET CLEANERS-811 W. WAe BOT s Hs. Suita, Dresses, 39¢, ATTY,

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Hoosier Fence Co. 4 cio: 2» Easy terms. HU-8361--HU-6665.

(FILLING STATIONS) DRIVE

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Maywood. BE-3340-4 (GARAGES)

GARAG! 1618 Bollevard Borage, A washing: hour (INSURANCE) ,

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

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FREIDMEY 312 INDIANA TRUST

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3425 LL D. MAZUR 108 BE. WASH. ST. (PAINTING & PAPERING)

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Funeral Directors 5

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan 8

- FLANNER & "SUGHANAN

% W. FALL CREEK BLVD, TA-3371 BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

~ GRINSTEINER’S

1601 E. New York GS. Ho HERRMANN

1505 8. EAS

"HISEY & TITUS

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MOORE oo KIRK IR-1159 TA-6006

H.W. Profi, “ HONESTY 3040 N. Formerly Crawzordsyille

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 045 N. Illinois LI-5409 ‘ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect New Location MA-4944

USHER MORTUAR

2313 W. Washington St.

J: GC. WILSON & CO.

MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-9434

Florists & Monuments 6

MA-8048.

MA-5374

Jy Srl FLOWER SHOP

ARE TrA-4568

Lost — Found

le fox terrier 2 N. Illinois.

7 Toat— Brin ull Reward. WA-9735. LOST —Bos i white peck, Bn RE TR —

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Kk 16th and Sinise 2 ‘Duke”; vicinity

LAR Wontar s oda. Duke HU-3262.

LOST ve keys on ring. Vicinity 100-300

urse taken— labama. NO

Rooms Without Board 14 $2—WINTHROP, 066 — Modern Jyont, gentleman, parking space. HU-2683

PARK, 2356-—Clean, cheerful - poker, nsersprings. Smal adult fam.

som; Innerspring

BROADWAY, 2316—Nice, clean, warm tenerarings hot water; near carline.

. Large front

2144 — Xa vrivileges: on trolley:

1136—iovely front, down-

BROADWAY, pe:

stiars; inherspiings. steam heat, also small r

LLEG er ujet roo; steam heat | hot water; adits; 1-3 men.

LLEGE, 3359-Attractive room in priportation. TA-(542

WARE 1846 N.—Large, beautifull DELAY room. in Employed. TATISTs (Call P.

TL a RE ASLAN. Tou PLAS oh SPS, a LSS CHE nh RRR

INE, 1137 N.—!

legos; garan tront ay NEW A 3061 Holina’ bith, od iek or 3:

bath; ar ba

932 N. rin near

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large closet, hy ath: D hot me “Sec: tric plate, telephone; employed couple or

PENN. Jor a

RURAL N.. 908—Latge, warm Jom, hn inns. spring, ne: next Date No other

WALCOTT, Ty por —ilean, comfortable

elon: gen, gentlemen tae Ma- 5

3043--Coutiortable {front room gébtiemin tile shower, private Phone,

oO oie: Jumness girl; excellent trans- D

Hotels 16 Jap Jones Hotels Ts $6 up SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin te Mgr,

Jy ties,

Housekeeping Rooms

50; KNO3 Ni OE ser Ai * GA $6.50 UP; Libra Apartments. Nw {uinished. fii es. Piso slseping rooms. er

2037 N.—1 enette apartment; utilities, a ladies. TA-9352.

NTRAL, 1615—Attractive one room Elite abaiiinent, studio couch, excellent heat, utilities.

ELAWARE, 2024 N.—Front 2° or 3-room apartment, private bath; utilities; phone.

GUILFORD, 3139—Well furnished room modern: kitchen wi leges: utilities: garage me a 3-room apart-

e| ILLINOIS, 33 00 et on 500 th f ' ever, urhn: a yoning

Room and kitchSuitable em-

NEW JERSEY, 1319 N.—Attractive front efticlency apartment, frigidaire, steam, phone. Adults

2 N.—Third floor, suit

NEW W JERSEY, able amily ua refrigeration; sink, inners a LR

tilit agractive 3. To Tooma: utilities; adults.

Houses for Rent 19

1746 S. MERIDIAN

Lower and upper duplex, newly 4400. rated: water paid: garage: separate ure naces. 3313 E. 10th. CH- 1967.

Farms ‘and Suburbans 20

When acquiring property follow the safe method Demand an abstract of title Have it exam ined by your attorney. Union Title Company fap Ting

40 A E. New 5-rm March Possession ; 2 = Mev >. 9 mi. 8.; 80 A. W., paved rd., bus line, nice home; 80 A. Boone Co., real producer; % sec. Johnson Co., for home or income prop. MANY OTHERS—BUY NOW SEE ME. 424 Peoples Bank. JACOBS

195 ACRES—-With 2 river frontage in southern, Indiana, improved, electricity availab hanlge or city property.

le, “exch Mr. Van. LI-60

280 ACRES well impor 27 miles north of Indianapolis at bargain. G. Van Landingham, 212 N. Delaware. 15-0085,

"| Business Property

RANDOLPH, 314 8.; cl modern furnished 2-room, kitchenette, ut utilities, Employed couple.

- TACOMA 301 N.—2 Rooms ern, ni furnished. Private DY Adults, $8.

SRR 833—(Waiking distazice) near Ey Ha everyining "fur:

3700 RA vely furnished bedroom apartmen ue + built-ins, in-a-door, us blinds; i grator. a Reat. oat, Jar hrage;. wate! 109

IN a gotiggee, Tu with 1 child Mist Be seen to te "Gnd

Jurnished. 2 people bs Park.

re for Rent 18

ASHING' RLVD., 2054—Attractive WASH Oa hoffe; he; Stoker hes, Em-

ployed person. WOODRUES. 578 DRIVE Wail fur nished matics ‘room, next bath; oy gentlemen.

y 603 E.—Unusual lengans ies ; break: ast; po Bi

portation, oe

room trans-

NEAR ALLISON'S, 15th; well furnished; next bch a home; gen-

tlemen. BE-0012

NEAR liton and 42d; newly furnished au] bath: private home. HU-2239.

Rooms With Board 15

oe tired Shelby 8t. Reward.

blue bicycle. . Party jdenig ay he aT i

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Polity an

Help Wanted—Female

Te i SPRL 10 on re

TEL, 248 8. IIL

Beauty Operater ®i: “4: Foior-

Ee or Hho 400 N, Illinois. .

Er gg ta 6 io Years: GR-ob" WAITRESS Ea “Top wages.

Illinois.

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Sn Savanas, dna.

Rr 2835 N. Merid. St eh Washo lo 8 dpi, BN i Ta pid he.

241 i a nara: Fah 018. bE rg Mle Mo Tg

A-} location; mother's care. A

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Real home for busi-|

NEW ESTATE APTS.

402 Beautiful Sea

INGE, tile bath. electric kitchen. Li-5393.

| APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAD Choice apartments gladly shown. LI

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont 11-2439,

ROAD,

LAPA 4 stove: hot water; a var IE

TA- 4434.

Furn. Homes At 18A

Six Tamas, 1628—2-] upper u x um garage; utilities fur-

Ne ~Tvo nicely FR ri dare, Private entrance. Garage. Adults

“modern Ea se Jurnish hed:

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