Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1942 — Page 10
‘PAGE 10
SCOUTS GIVEN
Group Leaders to Conduct Messenger Schools in Each Community.
Boy scout officials here today be-| gan gearing their organization to! train U. S. youths for civilian defense messenger service. The plan} iz state-wide and trained messen-| gers are expected to be in operation] within the next few months. Clarence A. Jackson, state defense council director, announced the plan today following a conference with defense officials and scout authorities. The plan as it now stands is to| have scoutmasters and assistants in| each community conduct the messenger schools. The recruiting of messengers will not be confined to) scout troops but it is from this group that most of the messenger candidates are expected to be obtained. Many Messengers Needed
A basic training course for older boys, to act as assistant instructors, will be given at the Indiana Boys’ State, June 20 to 27. The Boys’ State is sponsored by the American Legion. Mr. Jackson said that the Boy Bcout organization had been selected for the duty of training the messengers because of its special experience in organizing and training boys and young men for “forms of service closely akin to messenger gervice in the civilian defense program.” Large numbers of messengers will be required for the defense program. Mr. Jackson said that C. J. Carlson, probably will confer with all scout regional scout executive in Chicago, councils in Indiana within the next few days on the program.
Auto Repair Loans
4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers PHONE FOR A LOAN —MARKET 4455
® Borrow on Character, Auto or Furniture — from $735 to $500 to $1,000. ® Toke © weeks to moke the first payment. ® Many loans completed while you wait. ® No credit inquiries of friends or relatives ® FREE PARKING across the street in Arcade Garage for cute appraisol.
RRO PIT
REE EB RE ERE
AAG | AABN | Move
i i | A)
90 PA nie sO
RADIO PROGRAMS
THIS EVENING
TRAINING TA i (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies In Drogram an: SK nouncements aed by station changes after press time.)
WFBM _ 1260 \ (CBS) i
‘90 Are U. a Genius? Ars U. a Genius? Wheeler Mission Scatiergood
Indiana News Hedda Honber :30 Prank Parker 45 Gilbert Forbes
‘00 Amos and Andy Glenn Miler Modern Music News Views
WIBC 1070 (Mutual) Prayer—Ne Sportsm Jack
On | — in Cal yo 03 NSw
Captain Midnj s Jr.
us| 538
ws an’s Hour Armsirong ght
i WISH 1810 | ( E Red) {Blue Network) i i rries Fannie Hurst | ay . . a Memory | Trolley Tim Butler U. | Show World Merry-Go-Round
Dessa Byrd Jones Museum America’s Music Jones Museum
10-2-4 Ranch News Dick Reed Sam Cuff Fred Waring Easy Aces Mr. Keen
Worl, News Luke Walton
Cal Tinney Fair Field 4 Fair Feld 4
:00 Nelson Eddy Nelson Eddy Dr. Christian Dr. Christian
Junior Miss News Junior Miss Sam Balter Ransom Sherman! Baseball Game Ransom Sherman | Baseball Game 9:00 Great Moments Baseball Game 9:15 Great Music Baseball Game 9:30 Nation Report Baseball Game 9:45 Nation Report Baseball Game Baseball Game
10:00 Gilbert Forbes 10:15 Dance Orchestra | Baseball Game 3 John B. Hughes Ozzie Clark
10:30 Sandman 10:45 Sandman
11:00 Claude Thorniiil 11:15 Claude Thornhill 11:30 Harry James 11:45 Johnny Long
353 | 53
4
ow
58538
Star Parade {Old Refrains 1 Old Refrains
THURSDAY
WIBO 1070 (Mutual)
Harpo and Tiny Devotions
WFBM _ 1260 ices) :30 Rhythm-Reveille Rhythm-Reveille
Early Birds Early Birds
An
0008 | adatted Zz oa 4 wm
orld Today rs. Farrell rs, Farrell Thus We Live
raliant Lady tories Stepmother [odav’s Band Mary Taylor Fletcher Wriley 10:30 Bright Horizons 10:45 Aunt Jenny 11:00 Kate Smith Corn Huskers
11:15 Big Sister Corn Huskers :30 Helen Trent Bill Haley
e 11:45 Gal Sunday Hi Sailor! 12:00 Jack Berch 12:15 Gilbert Forbes 12:30 Farm Circle 12:45 Farm Circle
: Bandwagon Leary Family
[ coos
I
Friendly House Friendly House
Friendly House Charlie Cook Blue Mt. Trio Life’s Mirror
wirn tn
35853 sgh akg
Jo OD | OOO
10:1
Gow
Arthur Van Horn
We Americans Hoosier Request Love and Learn Hoosier Request 5 Woman in White | Hoosier Request
Bailey-Trailers Bailey-Trailers Tess ff Gang Tess Huff Gang
Baseball Game Baseball Game ed Cross Raseball Game ress News Raseball Game
re U. a Genius? ball Game re U. a Genius? Basebal Game
ing Along Game ttergood Basebal
5853
4
ad
pats
Parade
srry Wavne hythm-Song
|
va
0
Lad | 5853] 5
2
Game
1 6:30—Brito’s Girl Marries 6:45—H. V. Portia The Goldbergs —Vic & Sade News Reporter
ho
SS yi
Ran
}—Saqueakin’ Deacon 8:1 Lowell Thomas 0—Fred Waring 5—Carroll D. Aicott
I,
THURSDAY
-- > ~
M. 30—News Reporter :45—Mansfield & Abbott
wy
vid —Editor’
:30—Woman 12:1
ess Johnson —pacneior's Children weet River 5—Mary Marlin 2 x x
TONIGHT 7:00—Nelson Eddy, WFBM. 8:00—Basin Street, WISH. 8:30—Mr. Distsict Attorney,
1 I am
®OBONDNN A. qq ARNDT i ee Be
Felt CLEANERS 45-47 W. OHIO
mmm SF EC 1 A L soma mmm Cleaned & «FACTORY METHOD OHIO FATTERs 18S mL} (MIDDLE-AGE, | WOMEN (30) |
If youre eross, restless, suffer hot flashes, nervous feelings, dizziness— caused °%. Ms in a woman's life—try Lydia Pinkham’s Vol table Compound. Made especia.
for women. Thousands how sands helped. Follow Jabal. directions. WORTH TRYING!
WIRE. 9:00—Great Music, WFBM. » n » SONGS berg’s “New Moon™ will be featured by Jean Tennyson, Robert Weede
HEED THIS ADVICE! |; ju, pierce on tonight's “Great :
Moments in Music” broadcast at 9 o'clock on WFBM. The title is the name of a sailing vessel and the score was written by Mr. Romberg to bring the spirit of old New Orleans to life in song.
You Need Not Sacrifice
QUALITY
Zome folks assume that high price is a fore-
runner to high quality. As a
the very same skill, the very taking effort, that represent dentistry .
in dentistry, NO. A visit to our office will convinces you that the very same materials,
. . is actually offered here at prices and terms that will fit any budget.
| For Prompt Service
AIR - CONDITIONED OFFICES
Canadian Guards
News—10th Mning
Buy Bonds Today Buy Bonds Today
News Old-Time Jamboree Old-Time Jamboree| Dic
WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING
7:00—Thin M Man
¥ House 7:45—Dog House Squeakin’ Deacon 8:00—Eddie Cantor : die Cantor
:15—Eddie 8:30—District Attorney 8:45-—District Attornev 9:00—Kay Kyser
:00—The Bartons :15—Vic and Sade )—Road of Life
n White :15—Everybody 5—Beautifyl Life 12:30—Big Sister
FROM Sigmund Rom-|
d News Frankie Parrish h Knox Thin Man Quiz Kids
Ralp! Thin Man uiz Kids Dog House [anhattan Dog House Manhattan
Eddie Cantor Basin S4reet Eddie Cantor
n Basin Street District Attorney
Job Reporter District Attorney News—Music Kay Kyser
3-Thirds-Nation Kay Kyser 3-Thirds-Nation Kay Kyser Nautical Tales Kay Kyser 5-Star Final
Drifting Along Driftin hlong Song © s Life Programs
News Tommy Dorsey Jan Garber Jan Garber
Starlight Trail Starlight Trail Music You Want Music You Want | Music You Want ! News
PROGRAMS
WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red) Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol World News
Dick Reed Music You Like
WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Pioneer Sons Morning Mail
Morning Mail Morning Mail Morning Mail News
Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club
News Buddy Cole Women in Just Relax
Second Husband Honeymoon Hill John’s Wife Just Plain Bill
Dick Harold NM
Musical Clock
Musical Clock Ralph Knox Shopping School Shopping School
Bess Johnson Bachelor's Children Helpmate Mary Marlin
Defense
David Harum Singin’ Sam Serenade Lone Journey EAT-itorially Livestock
Farm and Home Wally Nehrling k Reed N
Farm-Home
News People’s Man Drug Program Drug Program
Frankie Parrish Linda’s Love Hearts in Harmony Me Jack Baker
Prescott Presents Prescott Presents Hollywood News Veterans of War
Editor's Daughter Against the Storm Ma Perkins Pepper Young Happiness
Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown
Girl Marries Pertia
Clu Matinee Club Matinee Club Matinee Club Matinee
Fannie Hurst Sweet and Mello 2. America Salute Merry-Go-Round
W. Program Marines
U. S.
Ballads Kaltenborn an
:30—Moon River :45—Moon River
PROGRAM
115=Grimm’s Daughter :30—=Guiding Light *45-~Church Hvmns 00—Against the Storm 15—Ma Perkins 30—Pepper Young 15—~Happin 00-—~Rackstage Wife 15—Stella Dallas Jones
4:00~Girl Marries 4:15-Portia 4:30—The Goldbergs 4:45-Vic and Sade 5 2 2
THE “IMPOSSIBLE,” which hap-| pens but once in a lifetime to some men, catches up with Gerald Wiggins tonight on the “Uncle Walter’s Dog House” program at 7:30 o'clock | on WIRE. It seems that Mr. Wiggins’ broth-er-in-law, who hasnt worked for 14 years, comes to visit a day or two, stays hree weeks, uses the family oar and then at-| tempts to inter-| est Mr, Wiggins| in a get-rich-| quick scheme. | Papa Wiggins | refuses—only to wind up in the Tom Wallace dog house .when the scheme pans out successfully. | Tora Wallace has the role of] Uncle Walter and Charles Penman is featured as Mr. Wiggins. Mary! Ann Mercer, the brunet singing star
Harum s Daughter
nC ACI AIP I DIDNT DD at pt tt
in Harmon of the Worl
rule, yes . . .
same painsthe finest of
Open Monday Eves. Till S$: 45 P.M.
Safe and Pleasant
—
Amazing results shown
in improving the looks a ER ee
Stimulate the flow of the vital digestive juices in the stomach . «« energize your body with
RICH, RED BLOOD!
3 Nu Two sizes All drug stores
Thousands an thousands of
to _
lof the program, will offer “Miss| | You” for the bovs of the 449th ord‘nance company at Manchester, 'N. H, where her brother is stajtioned. Bob Strong's fine orchestra {rounds out the program. |
! ® # #
THE STORY OF A pickpocket who operates a gambling establishment near a defense plant will be! related by “Mr. District Attorney” at 8:30 o'clock on WIRE. The popular network series stars! [Jay Jostyn as the “D. A.” Vicki | Vola as Miss Miller and Len Doyle as Harrington. Yi & #& 4 {| SOME LUCKY man at the navy station on Terminal Island, Long Beach, Cal., will get a chance 10 talk with the folks back home tonight on the Eddie Cantor show at 8 o'clock on WIRE. Last week, the comedian established a new policy of selecting a member of the audience at his broadcast for a free telephong call, with the audience sharing in the conversation. Naturally, the lucky man will receive plenty of attention from Dinah Shore, Harry Von Zell, Bert (The Mad Russian) Gordon and Edgar (Cookie) Fairchild’s orchestra. :
CONSTRUCTION GROUP. TO HEAR BOMB TALK
“Effects of Bombing in England” will be discussed by P. E. Soneson, Purdue university architecture professor, at a meeting of the Construction league tomorrow noon at 231 N. Pennsylvania. Mr. Soneson represented the In-| diana section of the American so-| ciety of civil engineers at the na-! tional training conference on aerial, bombardment protection in New! York last February.
Advertisement
Hehy Pimples
{ i
|
son’s Ointment? Money refunded if one pois
1
does net delight you. Peterson’s
White Kid
“Graceful Tred”
D Arch Support SHOES
With “Once” Insulated Insoles
3.99
An Arch Support Shoe with style . . . the “Graceful Tred,” with fine, soft, selected kid leather uppers—natural finish, selected “Bend” outsoles —extremely flexible. Genuine “Littleway Lockstitch” sewed sole construction. Insulated against heat and burning.
4 10
etch hobble 10
WASSON'S BASEMENT ERE
Hot Weather Smartness
Se
essa eeess SIV
rss
} Seersucker — the American cotton fabric—crisp, fresh, correct. Typical “hot weather” frocks. Launder perfectly and require no ironing.
E ours.
DRESSMAKER STYLE with turn-down collar, four and six buttons styles, three pockets. Choice of colors in red and white, blue and white, copen and white. Sizes 14 to 42. 2.99
COAT STYLES with sport collar, two pockets, multicolored stripes in navy, green, white, red and blue.
Sizes 14 to 44. © 2.99 WASSON’S BAREMENT
ig
JERE
RAE MTR
OO
: UT
L000 PAIR AT THREE LOW PRICES 12-Inch Woven Homespun
Complete With Hooks
and Tiebacks
Pair
72 Inches Wide the Pair
Pinched pleated, unugual stripes in blue, green and wine. 84 inches long and 72 inches wide (the pair). Beautiful, ready-to-hang and cheerful for any room. Sunfast.
12-Inch Woven Homespun 12-Inch Printed Roughtex
Complete With Hooks and Tiebacks
Colorful, sunfast printed Roughtex drapes. Two and a half yards long—72 inches wide (the pair). Lees up your rooms with these exceptionally fine values.
72-Inch Printed Roughtex 96-Inch Woven Homespun
ts RTA 3
Complete With Hooks and Tiebacks Pair 2Y; Yards Long
' Glorify your home with these beautifully tailored, ready-to-hang drape sets. Sunfast Roughtex in all wanted colors—plain tan woven Homespun, 96 inches wide (the pair).
