Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1942 — Page 4

x TONIGHT 3 7:00—Vox Pop, WFBM. . 3:00—Cavalcade of America, : WIRE.

" 8:00~Radio Theater, WFBM.

" GLENN MILLER remains the favorite dance band with the college youth of the country for the third consecutive year. In the fifth annual college sivatle poll conducted by the theatrical : weekly, Billboard, the maestro nearly tripled his musical stock in the tabulations sent H in by 158 colleges. 8 His score was 376. Tommy Dorsey polled 211 points for second position and Harry - James, who copped the “Spotlight Miss O'Connell Bands” honor spot for seven times, rose from last place to third. Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey and Vaughn Monroe finished fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively. Helen O'Connell, who ‘has a high place among the prettiest band vocalists in the business, walked off with top honors as the favorite feminine singer, Ray Eberle, Glenn Miller's vocalist, was first in the male classification. As to the bands most likely to succeed in the coming year, the collegiate youth looked to Hal Mec-

Intyre, an alumnus of Miller's organization, and Claude Thornhill. Vaughn Monroe, voted the band most likely to succeed in last year’s poll, finished sixth this year.

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JOAN FONTAINE, 1941 academy award winner, and her actor-hus-band, Brian Aherne, will take the leading roles tonight in the “Radio Theater” adaptation of “Suspicion,” the picture which won for Miss Fontaine the co v et: e d Oscar. They are the second husband-and-wiie team to appear on the program in suc- § cessive weeks, Robert Taylor Miss Fontaine and Barbara Stanwyck having played in “Penny Serenade” last Monday. | , It's on WFBM at 8 o'clock. The distinguished actress, Lynn Fontaine, will play the role of Anne Royall, America’s first mili-

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hE edda Hopper 30 Frank Park 5:45 Gilbert Forbes

6:00 Amos and Andv 6:15 Charro Gil Trio 6:30 ™m uso rn Music

Jack AImstiong Capt. Midnigh

Fulton Lewis Jr. Bert Wilson Capitol Capers Tuneful Topics

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“The Printer Was a Lady” at 7 oclock on WIRE during the “Cavalcade of America” broadcast.

It is the program’s second dramatic presentation of the story of Anne Royall, Ethel Barrymore having portrayed it Feb. 20, 1940.

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TWO SPECIAL “blind dates” will greet Uncle Sam’s service men durthe new “Your Blind Date” series tonight at 8:30 o'clock on WISH. They aré Fay Emerson, Warner Bros. star, and Eleanor Parker, featured in this month's issue of

Esquire. : ” » »

JAYNE COZZENS has a busy week ahead of her, The beautiful

will arrive in Chicago to make her first appearance on the “Contented” program at 9 o'clock tonight” or WIRE and also to complete plans for her forthcoming marriage to Kelly Dalton, young British-born baritone now living there. She will be featured tonight in a

Sportsman's ® Hour

musical portrait of Florenz Zieg-

tant woman journalist, tonight in feld.

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for Jagseurancies in program ane nouncements caused by station changes after press tim:

WISH 1 (Blye Network)

Bovero Music Bovero_ Music Home Forum Merry-Go-Round

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Cal Tinney Red Cross For America erica

Charlie Cook One For Book Better Half Quis Better Half Quiz

R. Gram Suing Paul V. McN Enduring at Enduring Music

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TUESDAY PROGRAMS

WFBM _ 1260 . (CBS)

6: 30 Rhythm Reveille 6:45 Rhythm Reveille

7:00 Early Bir :15 Early Eide

WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Bill Haley Cousin Chickie

Get Up & Go

News Roundup Haymakers Bandwagon Devotional

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Date With Don cornhuskers Haymakers Hi Sailor

Mid Day News

10: Mary L. Taylor Jga8 Creek 10:30 Brin: on 10:45 Aunt Jenny

1 1% Bate Smith Sister 1: 30 He en Tren$ L 45 Gal Sunday

2:00 Tune Revu i: 3 Gilbert Forbes 0 Farm Circ 13 8 Farm Cirle

:00 Dr. Malone News Picture

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Telephone Hour

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

WIRE 1430 | ({NBC-Red)

Dawn Patrol J Dawn Patrol

Bur Mustoal Clock Musical ¢ Musical

WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Club Matinee Club Matinee

Club Matinee Songs by Sonia Songs by Sonia MELE Gho Soule

N. U. Glee Club Merry. Goo und Pioneer Sons Morning Mail

Morning Mail Morning Mail Morning Mail News

New, Shopping School Shopping = School

Bess Johnson Bachelors Child

Helpma Mary Marlin

Road of Life David Harum Singin’ Sam ade > Lone Journey Eatatorially Livestock

Farm and Home Yall phepriing

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Against Storm Maw Perkins Pepper Young Happiness

T Farm and Home News People’s Man Drug Program Drug Program

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Girl Marries Prescott Presents Portia

Prescott Presents Star Parade News—Dancetime DePauw U.

L. Jack Little

WLW MONDAY PROGRAMS

6:00—~Fred Waring

8: 9:30 HIleeS, Shad ights adows Pa —Tamo and War

1 Gregor Ziemer :30—Deke Moffitt :45—Burt Farber 11.00—Deacon Moore :15—Deacon Moore .

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STORY OF RED CROSS

Heads of the various divisions of the Red Cross will describe the part the organization plays in “The Story of the Red Cross” to be given at the Rotary club at noon tomorrow in the Claypool hotel. W. I. Longsworth, chairman of the Indianapolis chapter, will act as master-of-ceremonies. Those who will describe their activity in the organization include Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, chairman of the blood donor committee; E. H. Kemper McComb, chairman of the jun~ ior Red Cross; Robert S. Wymer, director of chapter activities, and Mrs. Perry Lesh, chairman of volunteer serivces.

and brilliant coloratura soprano

BOMBER CRASH

Six of Eight Crewmen Die As Big Craft Falls on

Orgeon Mountain.

- PENDLETON, Ore., May 4 (U. P.). —An army board of inquiry today studied the burned wreckage of a flying fortress bomber which crashed on a routine training flight two miles north of Meachim, Ore. killing six of its eight crewmen. The four-motored Boeing plane, attached to Pendleton field, crashed and exploded in the wooded mountains yesterday, while circling for an emergency landing. (None: of the victims was from Indiana.) Technical Sergt. Wesley E. Wallace, Philadelphia, and Sergt. John H. Starr of Littleton, Mass., were thrown from the plane and injured seirously. Sergt. Wallace limped three miles through the woods on Blue Mountain to notify authorities. Sergt. Starr's injuries were reported “critical.” -

BOISE, Ida, May 4 (U. P.).— Army planes searched today for a missing bomber, which army officers feared had crashed with its crew of six on a routine flight from Gowen field to Spokane, Wash. Army spokesmen said the plane left Gowen field at 3:05 p. m. yesterday with enough gas for six hours.

TACOMA, Wash,, May 4 (U. P.).— Three officers were killed and a fourth injured seriously. yesterday, when their army bomber. crashed at

McChord field. Army authorities declined to discuss details of the crash and appointed a board of inquiry to determine the cause.

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LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Bar to Hear Kentuckian—The Indianapolis Bar association meeting Wednesday at 6:15 p. m., in the Bar association building, will be addressed by Luther M. Roberts, He will speak on “The Coming of The Gods.” The association library will be closed during evening hours until Labor day. ‘

W. R. C. 44 Meets Tomorrow— Maj. Robert Anderson, W. R. C, 44, will me 1 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Friendly.» Mrs. Stella Rairden;

’| president, will preside.

Kepner to Address Lions—The Indianapolis Lions club will hear E. FP. Kepner, club member for 17 years, Wednesday noon at the Claypool hotel.

Isabella Meeting Tomorrow -— Daughters of Isabella will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Catholic Community center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Hannah Dugan is regent.

Fidelity Review to Meet—The Fidelity Review No. 140, Women’s Benefit association will meet at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio st., at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs." Hannah Hiatt, president, will preside.

0. E. S. To Confer Degrees—|: Southport chapter 442 of the O. E. S. will confer degrees at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Southport Masonic temple. Mrs. Opel Swords is worthy matron and Howard C. Smith is worthy patron.

Past Adahs and Electas Honored —All past Adahs and Electas will be honored guests at the meeting of North Park chapter of the Order of Eastern Star tomorrow at the Masonic temple, 30th and Clifton sts. Mrs. Esther Stilley is worthy matron and Arthur McCormick is worthy patron.

Rural Youth to See Film—H. C. Fledderjohn of the Indiana farm bureau co-operative association will show the new co-operative motion picture, “Here Is Tomorrow” at the meeting ‘of the Marion County Rural Youth at 8 p. m. today at 610 Kentucky ave.

Noble Grands Postpone Meeting— Because of illness in the fahily. of the hostess, Mrs. A. IL. McCollum, the meeting of Otive Branch Past *INoble Grands association which was to be held Wednesday has been postponed.

‘Theta Chi Alumni to Elect — Alumni of Theta Chi fraternity will elect officers at a meeting to be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of William E. Rogers, 1217 Pickwick Place, .

Veterans’ Auxiliary’ Meets — The auxiliary to the Sons of Union Vet-

erans of the Civil War will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Friendly.

KIWANIS 4-H EVENT MOVED TO DEPAUW

Times Special

GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 4.—|

DePauw university is to be host to the 11th annual Indiana state Kiwanis 4-H leadership training conference June 1-4.

In years past this event for club|

boys and girls from the state’s 92

counties has been held gt the state| fairgrounds, now taken over by the|

war department. Among those who will address the 350 delegates are Governor Schricker, Indiana Kiwanis governor Lowell Taylor, DePauw President Clyde Wildman and club leader Harry Fi

RESTAURANT WEEK IS OBSERVED HERE

The slogan, “Good Food is Good Health—Good Health is Good Defense,” will be dramatized this week with the observance of the seventh annual “National Restaurant Week” which opens today. As a feature of the observance, Indiana high school pupils will par-

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test designed to carry out the sig= nificance cf the slogan.

CRASH KILLS HOOSIER WASHINGTON, May 4 (U. Pie Charles E. Brothers, 79, Loogoodtee, was fatally injured yesterday in‘an automobile collision hear tee. Charles Brothers, 6-year-old grandson of the elder Brothers, suffered severe injuries. Otegr

ticipate in a national poster con-

Brothers suffered severe injuries.

and added to her

Ainsworth.

VOTE FOR

HENRY E. OSTROM

Just a Few of the Thousands of Indianapolis Men and Women Who Have Pledged Their Support to Henry E. Ostrom for Mayor;

Courtney Hammond Wm. G. Johns

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Katherine Harakss Mrs. Anna Abel Ema West

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