Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1942 — Page 10

PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1942

RADIO NETWORK | R ADIO PROGRAMS |ARMY IS SURVEYING National Vail Medal Given _STOKHODM, Jun 5 10

correspondent reported today that

CURB 6 STUDIED XAVIER CUGAT has succeeded in, TONIGHT NEW AREA IN STATE To Kendallville Operator Ce revi) lomay el

transposing Mendelsshon’s “Spring! ..ao—_johnny Presents. WIRE. $0= | Song” into a Conga and the result] : 4 1%, COLUMBUS. Ind.. June 2 (U. P.). ; Gestapo, had taken over the so 8:00—Famous Jury Trials, WISH. Sangh Because of her courage in stay- ville telephone office when a tor-|called precaution and air organi- ! will be heard at 7 p. m. over wish : —Indication that the war depart- ti fi rl ntrolled by th for the first time on Cugat's Rhumba! g.20 pibber McGee and Molly, ling with a telephone switchboard nado swept through the city, tear- zation IOrmerty co Aye : : ’ ment may further militarize during a tornado, Miss Hazel Belle|ing buildings’ from their founda-|air force, thereby increasing his|

High Court Orde Orders Lower Revue. Carmen | WIRE. Bartholomew county, already the|Grobert, telephone operator at|tions and damaging the telephone|DOWer at the expense of Reichsmar-

9:30—Red Skelton, WIRE. turbury, was seen today in reports|national Vail medal and $500 by “Despite the imminent danger, {from residents that crews of army |the Indiana Bell Miss Grobert remained at her post,

Sea.” ; 4 _ engineers have begun surveying an| Telephone Co. ; maintaining all possible communi= and Frank Crumit asking the QUes”|,, .. ,¢ (ome 2200 acres north of Co- | in ceremonies at : cation, protecting the switchboard

WASHINGTON, June 2 (U.P) —! § TEE ing |; ; is U is? The supreine court yesterday by a 3 fe ttt ey is a toon Toiinls For on Bifano. . Kendallville i=" fom Jain soning Shropsh She" rool, 5-to-3 vote ordered a federal dis- § wind up tonight, |pibber McGee and Molly at 8:30, Farmers said the engineers re- day. - and summoning help,” the company SES he with film actor WIRE. Fibber has looked under all ported they were making the Survey | She was one citation stated. DEFENSE WORKERS — WHY ” . SN Chester Morris back porches in the neighborhood in connection with an air-field, but | of three tele- TL Ts ean SUFFER WITH YOUR EYES of the federal communications com- | : assisting Comed- and Mrs. Uppington’s dog, Fifi, is refused to comment further. The | phone employees BISHOP OF ALASKA DIES i OR HEADACHES? mission which would restrict radio "jan Milton Berle not on the trail. ' |survey work included both soil and in the entire VICTORIA, B. C., June 2 (U, P.)./} Eyes Examined the ‘SAFE WAY’ network operations Chester Morris ,; 5.39 p. m.| And where did Red go when the | Water tests. ‘ | nation to re- —Funeral services will be held! Glasses Fitted Correctly ¢ WISH. lights went out? The gang's ask-| It also was suggested the site may |ceive the Vail : [Thursday for the Rt. Rev. Peter, By Dr. Carl J. Klaiber Tonight's Battle of the Sexes, 8 ing maestro Skeiton at 9:36, WIRE. | Fi ET Somson 4 Bo of | Ry for hi . Trimble Rowe, 86, Episcopal bishop Yer in the , ' | ng fields to be built in |s ng service A . WW i ‘ered | casting Co, and the Columbia Pd itr TE &r SsappEared =n &; connection with the air corps $5.-| during Soar. Miss: Gropers BE Ta ese vere FAIR oP TICAL DEPT "510 Broadcasting system. They con-| i dé i 58 000000 training school with head=| On May 15, 1941, Miss Grobert|sparsely-séttled territory. He died! Monday and. saturday {i's p.m. tended that the rules if put into THIS EVENING quarters near Seymour. was on duty alone in the Kendall-|yesterday. ! ASy: Terms effect by th woul Is ) e FCC, would disrupt (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane ® ars Lovely

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love song. “Sea.”

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trict court to review proposed rules

The suit came to the high cour on an appeal by the National Broad-

: : Scattergood Hoosier Reyuest eourt to establish a special three- Prover—News Desa Bid School Days judge court to determine actual | Seal. validity of the proposed regulations. The networks brought the suit in New York seeking a ruling that the regulations were invalid, but

ws give of Broadway Sootean 8 ont Melodic Minutes me Jack Arms Ted Steele ews Gilbert Forbes Captain Midnight Dick Reed News Quirks

Andy Fulton Lewis Jr. Fred Waring Easv_Aces : ies % Round or Toon Miller Bert Wilson World News Mr, Keen : # ; af Panties, step square neckelody Hour News Picture Frankie Parrish NEWS i LEN ins and briefs. squa elody Hour Inside Sports Ralph Knox News i Luke Walton NS Lace trimmed & : lines. Full cut. Some lace

he district irt hel it h n Missin g ‘Heirs What's My Name Johnny Presents { Cugat Revue ’ 4 or tai red. t e di ct court held it had ne 5 Missing Heirs What's My Name |Johuny Presents | Cugat Revue =a ? r i 8193 a trimmed. As-| jurisdiction to consider the case in ob Burns Sam Balter Horace Heidt {3 Ring Time ull cut. Reg- mI : HINTON . it. present status b Burns _ | Baseball Game Horace Heidt {3 Ring Time ular sizes. L i! fh * HR sorted colors. pad A Ta is the wid ; uy s Tavern Baseball Game Battle of Sexes |Jurv Trials — Sizes 16 to 17. The FCC said the rules were ufy’ Baseball Game Battle of Sexes Jute Trials nced to ew telnki rioht Baseball Game ibber & Molly Ind. Victory Comm. tence wo curb exXC A Ne Se Baseball Game Fibber & Molly Concert Maste radio chains to time of their - Baseban Bob Hone Tommy I — 3. chal 0 ume of their a Baseball Game Bob Hone Tommy Dorsey Iiated stations and prevent monop-| Baseball Same j Bob Hope Tommy Dorsey Kak: mm John B., Hughes ed Skelton Lum & Abner olistic practices Nickel Serenade Red Skelton 5 Star Final The Mutual Broadcasting System! intervened in the action on the side of the government. The proposed rules would be of assistance to it in

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