Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1942 — Page 10

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1042

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ON THE RADIO

TONIGHT, George Sebastian conducts the mu-| 8:30—Mr. District Attorney. sic. Tonight's broadcast will give WIRE. listeners an opportunity to study 9:15—Great Music, WFBM. contrasts in musical treatment of 10:30—Tune Up, America, WIBC. (the same theme as Puccini's muRETIT T sical drama based on the same story ONE OF the few big-time band y;)) pe presented four weeks later. leaders to use feminine musicians 2 2 =

is Woody Herman, who, with Mis) A BURLESQUE of the popular,

over - the "Suis its last broadcast two weeks ago ON TH EN o [= ALE! Holt i Senay will be made tonight by Eddie Can-| - quarter-hour tonight at 8:30 on

tor and his “Time to Smile” cast. | Charles Atlas, the strongman, will WIBC. Woody has been Specially Priced for One Day's Selling!

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be Mr. Cantor's guest. It will be ! on WIRE at 8 o'clock. | conducting an ex- = ® = | periment by using THEY'RE dusting off the seats] la girl trumpeter and polishing up the blackboard in in his band. She the classrooms at New York’s Ra[is Billie Rogers, dio City for the arrival there to{and the horn she night of Kay Kyser and his College ‘plays has done of Musical Knowledge. It will be {much to help the “OI’ Pufessuh’s” first broadcast | make the band a popular favorite from that city in many months. | with the youngsters. | While there, Kay will confer with A rendition of “Blues in the U. S. army officals and make up | Night” recently won for the band|the final details for a projected visit | the Saturday night honor spot on to 50 army camps all over the

! the series. | country. The broadcast is on WIRE "5 =u lat 9 o'clock. | MUSIC from Massenet's “Manon” " ». = ® | will make up the program for the, IT TAKES a yellow envelop to | “Great Moments in Music” ser ies! help Mr. District Attorney break up | tonight at 9:15 o'clock on, WFBM. |a food-stamp racket tonight in “The

Miss Rogers

Jean Tennyson and Jan Peerce Case of the Unwelcome Guest” on

will sing the leading roles while! WIRE at 8:30 o'clock. = E- ” i = EJ ”

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times Is not responsible for inaccuracies in orogram announcements caused by station changes after press time.)

TT WrBM 1260 WIRE 1430 (CB | (NBC-Red)

Girl Marries Portia We Abbotts Hoosier Request H. S. Presents Prayer—News Dessa Byrd Sportsman’s Hour | 10-2-4 Ranch

Orphan Annie Jack Armstrong 1430 Club News Captain Midnight | Dick Reed Tom Mix

Fulton Lewis Jr. | Fred Waring Easy Aces World News No ree

Basonology Ralph Rox Tone Walton Quiz Kids

Quiz Kids Manhattan Manhattan

American Melody American Melodv News—Music Job Reporter

Bason Street Bason Street No Hitler Bus 5-Star Final

Clyde Lucas Star Parade Song of Islands Life Program

WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Alvino Rey Butler Merry- Go-Round Jimmy Allen

School Days

WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Music In Air gSrvies League

$ ute Wheeler Mission Scattergood

Sport Notes

including some of our broken

Discontinued numbers most popular early spring styles color and size ranges, of course, but every one a Prize Value at this low sale price. Sizes for misses, women and larger women early for best selection if vour size is In-

cluded. you'll get a real buy!

Gilbert Forbes

Amos and Andy Lanny Ross Brewster Boy I Brewster Boy Tuneful Topics

Meet Mr. Meek Cal Tinney Meet Mr. Meek Les Huff Ti Dr. Christian Jackie Burris 5 Dr. Christian Boy—Girl—Band

:00 Junior Miss Charlie Cook :15 Junior Miss Sam _ Brewer 30 Ransom Sherman | Spotlight Bands District Attorney 45 Ranson Sherman | Meade's Children District Attorney

:00 Glenn Miller Raymond G. Swing Ray :15 Great Music Star Parade Kay :30 Great Music OEM Talk Kay :45 Novel Rhythm our ‘‘Morale” Kav

:00 Gilbert Forbes Concert Rhythms Dick :15 Dance Orchestra | Barney Greene U. S. Navy :30 Sandman Tune Up America | Starlight Trail :45 Sandman Tune Up America | Starlight Trail :00 Star Parade Unannounced Music You Want :15 Hal McIntyre fense Parade Music You Want :30 Woody Herman Art Kass Music You Want Cee Davidson 145 Woody Herman Midnight ® Serenade Varieties Cee Davidson

THURSDAY PROGRAMS WFBM M1260 WIBO 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 | CBS) (Mutual) (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) Early Birds Cornhuskers Dawn Patrol { Pioneer Sons Earlv Birds Cornhuskers Mkts.-Trolley Time| American Wav irds You Name It European News Morning Mail

It Musical Clock Morning Mail Bright Plaids . .

It Musical Clock Morning Mail Monotone Weaves!

SO come

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Dog House Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor

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You Name It Musical Clock News

News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Club Haymakers News Breakfast Club Farrell Bandwagon Shopping School Breakfast Club Stories Devotional Shopping School Breakfast Club Bess John

Valiant Lady Bailey & Arthur News Bailey _& Arthur Bachelor's Children Al Donahue Jane Day Helpmate Women in Defense Todav’s Band Les ! Road of Life Stringtime

Marv Taylor Friendly House Mary Martin Orphans—Divorce 5 Man I Married Friendly House Happiness Honeymoon Hill :30 Bright Horizons | Public Schools The Bartons John's Wife :45 Aunt Jenny Meet the Band David Harum Just Plain Bill Kate Smith Industry Singin’ Sam Keyboard Rhythms Cornhuskers Serenade |

> J : P 1S of ler Is :30 Helen Trent Havmakers Lon astel 4 :45 Gal Sundav Hi Sailor! Eatatorially | Parm-Home

.‘ Tune Revue News : Livestock | News Tu ceds Gilbert Forbes Jackie Burris Farm and Home | People’ s Man rm Circle Jackie Burris Wally Nehrling | Defense Show 5 Farm Circle Jackie Burris Dick Reed { Defense Show

Dr. Malone Community Hall Frankie Parrish | Vincent Lopez Joyce Jordan Buy Bonds Today |Linda's Love Traveling Cook Fletcher Wiley Buy Bonds Today Hearts in Harmony | Market Summary Woman in White | Chuck Acree Editor's Daughter } Hotiywood News

David Harum Old-Time Jamboree | Against {ne Storm | Prescott Presents Navv Program Old-Time Jam Ma Perkin Prescott Presents School of Air Old-Time Jam] Pepper Young News—Music plete School of Air Old-Time Jamboree Vic and Sade Day Dreams

Helping Hand Date at Three Backstage Wife Charlene’s Songs | Date at Three Stella Dallas Sing Along Buy Bonds Today [Lorenzo Jones Club Matinee Press News Buy Bonds Today Widder Brown Club Matinee

Salute Pootiight Previews | Girl Marries Duke Ellington Salute ue Mt. Girls Porti S. A. Salute Bt Time We Abbotts Biel. Go-Round Request Time Indiana U Jimmy Allen

WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING

6:30—Herbert Marshall 6: 3o—Herhent Marshall an

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Popular two - piece dresses that leok just like a suit. Of good quality rayon cavalry twill, some with their own dickeys. Red, navy, blue, aqua and beige. Sizes 9 to 15 and 12 to 18, but not every size in Only every color. :

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Some of our more expensive

Better DRESSES early spring models. Broken $3 sizes for misses and women.

Spring DRESSES

End-of-the-Month Savings on

New Spring HATS

Discontinued earlier spring styles. A broken assortment of headsizes and colors in felts fabrics . knits. All new 1942 spring fashions and colors.

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Market Reports

Big Sister Farm-Home

Herringbones e Journey . a limited quantity ot these. Broken sizes and colors for juniors and misses.

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A brand-new selection—just in time for Easter shoppers! Smartly tailored three-button, link button and club models with long, graceful jackets and full pleated skirts. Get yours NOW, while styles and sizes are comSizes 12 to 18.

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Practical . . . Comfortable

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—Portia The ®Goldber. 3 Beautiful Life News Reporter 5—Saueakin’ Deacon }—Saueakin’ Deacon 5—Lowell Thomas

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‘3 11:00—Plaza_Orchestra 4 8:30—District Attorney 11:15—Don Pedro 00—Fred Waring 8:45—District Attornev 11:30—Moon River :15—Gregor Ziemer 9:00—Kav Kyser 11:45—Moon River

Batiste RBRLOU SKS THURSDAY PROGRAM >

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Plaid SKIRTS

New pastel plaids, _ pleated front and back. Sizes 24 to °

30.

Corduroy Slacks

Flv {front models mm broken sizes a n d ) 99 ®

colors.

AM 10:00—Mary Marlin

6 J0—On Home Front 10:15—Right to Happiness 6:45—Voice of Faith 10:30—Bud Barton 7:00—Time ne 10:45—David Harum

15—Grimm'’ s ‘Daughter 30—Guiding Light 45—Church Hymns 00 nainst the Storm Perkins

Dainty lace - trimmed white batistes in sizes 32 to 38.

11:00—Editor’s Daughter 11:15—Lone Journev 11:30—News-Farm 11:45—Everybody’s Farm

00—Backstage Wilf SoghmEvervurdve Farm 5 He

15—Stella Dallas 30—Lorenzo Jones 45—Widder Brown :00—Girl Marries

1.00 HANDBAGS

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12:15—Everybody’'s Farm 12:30—Elizabeth Bemis 12:45—Hearts in Harmon 1:00—Light of the World

:00—Bess John

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Sponsor Chili Supper — Job’s; Install 0. E. S. Heads Saturdav— Daughters, Bethel 16, of the Millers- | Nita Suffridge will be installed as {ville Masonic Temple, will sponsor a' worthy matron of Indianapolis ‘chili supper from 5:30 p. m. to 8 chapter 393, O. E. S. at a public sacking oxford ‘o'clock tonight at the temple. Mrs. ceremony at 8 p. m. Saturday in the with white platKatherine Kercher, group queen, Masonic temple, 1522 W. Morris st. form and heel will be in charge. | Other officers to be installed are 1.39 | {Edward Lehman, worthy patron: Liberal Club to Meet—The Indi- Sarah Mills, associate matron: ana Liberal Club. Inc, will meet at |Lyonel Sweet, associate patron; 8 p. m. Friday in Castle hall. 230 Louise Rosebrough, secretary: GerE. Ohio st. A speaker will discuss trude Martin, treasurer; Frieda civilian defense. Harry Marsh is Brandt, conductress: Ruth Weaver, (club president and Harry Graves is associate conductress; Enid Schisla. chairman for the meeting. | chaplain; Mildred Wagner, marshal; | [onli Steinhryegse organist; Zoe co Spr Far Lne Ro a inom Roh: sor a Crd Site Saturday iL 3: 30. ‘Lenore Felts, Esther; Norris Warrin in the cls rooms 1798 §! (dell, Martha; Grace Greathouse, Lyndhurst drive. Howard Klinger Placita, alnee lien, Warder; Juin (¢ presale will preside ' Robertson, sentinel; Tressie Kirk, ; : prompter. The installing officer Woodmen Drill Team to Meet— Will be Mrs. Daisy Crist. Tressie The Woodmen Circle drill team of Kirk will be chaplain and Mildred Ee E—— - ~~ —————— ————— R!Ramona Grove lodge will be enter-| Trieb organist.

Men's SOCKS

360 Pairs. Rayen peintures in assort- 2 Pr rs. 23¢

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Women’s and children’s lisles in solid colors and pastel combinations. 5;

Women’s simulated leather bags. Several styles, in black, navy, wine, brown.

ed colors. Discontinued patterns.

GIRLS COTTON

Vani

cale prints in assorted Ravon SLIPS

Royal blue hop-

Just 267 percale vrints. Discontinued styles,

sizes 14 to 44.

Wear Them With Slacks and Play Clothes! Them Around the House!

Wear Them on the Street!

styles, broken sizes. Just 122 in the lot.

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Two of the most popular basic styles are shown here in a wide variety of color combinations to match your gayest informal attire. A 4-eyelet oxford with Dutchie heel and platform sole of cork and rubber and a trim side-gore slip-on’ with Dutchie heel and

Toilet GOODS SLIPS

Powders ude 138 cotton broad- 214 Women's rayon ( cloth slips with ¢ satin crepe slips. J built - up shoulder. Bias and 4-gore.

creams, hand lotions, shampoo, Broken sizes, regularly 69c. Tea rose and white. Were 1.00.

bath salts, teoth paste, hair tonic, etc

Candy stripe hop-

| Honor Veteran Kiwanis—Sixteen sacking slip - on

2.00 DRESSES 29¢ Pillowcases |

Feather Pillows

21x27 Pillows, well

| Green, 129 S. Traub ave., at 8 p. m.| tomorrow. Mrs. Fern Wright will members of the Kiwanis club who |

be assistant hostess. | joined the organization in 1916 will | ‘be honored at the weekly luncheon- |

with red platform

and heel. 1.39

cork and rubber platform sole.

tained at the home of Mrs. Rose| Women’s spun rayon and rayon °

42x36 “Pride of the filled with 209 “Atlantic” cases. curled goose feath- 1 ; | S S Tepes, EE bids Fine quality, deep ¢ ers and B00 cid Xo March 23d Birthday—The Ladies’ meeting of the club today. The, WASSON'S BASEMENT Discontinued styles, roken hems. While 600 last. turkey te society, Brotherhood of Locomotive Butler university choir of the Ar-| sizes. ’ Firemen and Enginemen, 137, will | thur Jordan Conservatory of Music

is fi : ‘hold its 23d anniversary dinner at will sing, directed by Joseph Laut-

| f “STARTEX"> '6 p. m. Saturday at Castle hall. rer.

10 Dancing will follow the dinner. | PRICE YARD

YARD GOODS

REMNANTS

Muslins, sheetings, percales. rayons, tubings, outing flannel, awning fabrics, etc. All usable lengths.

Greet New 0. E. S. Members— W. B. A. Meeting Tomorrow—Sil- Nettie Ransford chapter of O. E. S. ver Star review 15, W. B. A, will will hold its stated meeting, initia- | hold a business meeting at 8 p. m.| tion and reception for new members Checkered kitchen towel- tomorrow at Castle hall. fat 8 tonight. ing, excellent for glassware and china. Red, green, gold and blue checks. 959 Cotton, 5% linen.

A Safe Deposit Box for Defense Bonds—

You've worked hard for your Defense Bonds. s°

»o y ASS, $3.29 25 / ° WooL jewels and other valuables. KEEP THEM your will and deeds, SAFE in The Peoples State Bank's mcdern

BLANKETS vault. Small yearly cost. THE PEOPLES STATE BANK

130 E. MARKET ST.

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS

$3.29 50°, WOOL BLANKETS

Just 15! Size 72x84, in solid colors, Rayon taffeta bound. All slightly soiled.

Roval blue h o p sacking slip-on with white platform and heel.

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Tan hopsacking oxford with brown platform

and heel. 1.39

Just 10 in this low-priced group. All solid colors,. slightly soiled.

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