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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1942 _

RADIO PROGRAMS

TONIGHT : 7:30—Information Please, WIRE. ~ 8:00—~Gang Busters, WISH. 9:00—Caravan, WFBM.

By FRANK WIDNER A NEW TYPE of quiz show for

service men will be launched Sun-| day on the coast-to-coast Blue|§

network when “Passing the Buck”

makes its bow from the west coast:

army air force training center at : 5 3 Santa Ana, Cal It will be broadcast here each Sunday at 6.p. m. on WISH, Sharing guest honors: on the first broadcast will be Rosalind Russell, who will be the first | mistress-of - cereSH ~ monies for the Miss Healy gories, apd Mary Healy, the young Hollywood lass whose voice has been rated high by critics. The studio audience will be composed of bombardiers, navigators and pilots, One man from each class will take part in each round of questions and each man who misses a question must pass a “buck” to

Needless to say, contestants will be supplied with the “bucks.” y ” ” ” WISH WILL add a fifth program to the ones it already has been presenting regularly in co-operation with the Indianapolis navy recruiting service when “Blue Jacket Bounce” makes its bow at 10 p. m. tomorrow. A weekly feature, the program will be a request music program devoted entirely to tunes dedicated to the navy’s enlisted men. Music for the series will be selected from requests received at the radio station or at the public relations office

of the recruiting station in 'thel

FOR THE first time ir its 15year history, the “Cities Service Concert” tonight will be devoted exclusively to the music of one : composer when it is broadcast on ' WIRE at 7 o'clock: That man is

is currently appearing in New York in “This Is the “Army,” the soldier show created by him and produced by : Uncle Sam for Miss Manners the army emergency relief fund. Lucille Manners, Ross Graham and the chorus and orchestra directed by Dr. Frank Black will present selections from his latest film, “Holiday Inn,” and will recall two Berlin songs of past years,

“Easter Parade.” Miss Manners is scheduled to sing “Be: Careful, It's My Heart,” Mr. Graham will feature “Abraham” and together they will offer “White Christmas.” 2 8 f J

HELEN MacINNIS, termed by critics as the author most likely to take the place in letters left vacant by John Buchan’s death or the one deserted by James Hilton when he

expert on “Information Please” tonight. On WIRE at 7:30 o'clock, Miss MacInnis will join John Kieran, Franklin P. Adams and Oscar Levant to face the questions of Clifton Fadiman. ; ” s z= IRENE DUNNE will be the narrator on “Men, Machines—Victory” tonight when the series devotes its time to the ‘Seventh Column” on WISH at 9:30 o'clock. Scheduled currently on 100 stations of the Blue network, the series has been extended from eight to 13

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' THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an-| nouncements caused by station changes after press time.)

WFBM

1260 (CBS)

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

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WISH 1310

WIRE 1430 ( (Blue Network)

NBC-Red)

:00 Are U a Genius? Are U a Genius? Sing Along Ben Bernie

Brite Spots Hymn ° State Fair State Fair Cocktail Time Sportsman's Hour

Evening at Home Evening at Home

Fulton Lewis Bert Wilson Lone Ranger Lone Ranger

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Heads Hopped edda Ho Keep Singing Am. Gilbert Forbes

Amos 'n’ Andy Irene Rich Modern Music News Views

Girl Merries Portia Serenade. U, 8. Marines

Yigmia Byrd Dial & Dance Melodic Minutes Dick Reed

Pred Waring World News Frankie Parrish Ralph Knox

Modern Moods Sea Hounds Flying Patrol Merry-Go-Round

"| Jerry Bowne Scoreboard News Mr. Green

Scramble Scramble

News Luke Walton

Concert Concert Concert Concert

Johnnie

ol Cal Tinney Baseball Game Baseball Game

Baseball Game Presents | Baseb: Game Presents | Baseb Boy That Brewster

Boy Music Caravan Music Caravan

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:30 Music Caravan . 9:45 Music Caravan

10:00 Gilbert Forbes 10:15 Sal. to Indus. 10:30 Sandman ' 10:45 Sandman

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Lucille Manners Lucille Manners Information Please Information Please

Information Please

Earl Godwin | Gibbs & Finney An American Memory Music

Gang Busters. Gang Busters Dinah Shore ° News-Music

Meety Your Navy Meet Your Navy Man's Victory Five Star Final

Ted Fiorito Duke Ellington Song of Islands Life Program

Plantation Party Plantation Party

People Are Funny People Are Funny Tent Show Tent Show

Dick Reed Music You Like Starlight Trail Starlight Trail

11:00 Ray. Kinney 11:15 Ray Kinney 11:30 Johnny Long 11:45 Johnny Long

News-10th Horace Heid Old Refrain Old Refrain

SATURDAY

Music You Want Music You Want Varieties Varieties

PROGRAMS

World’ News

Freddy Martin Freddy Martin

WFBM 1260

WIBC 1070 (CBS) (Mutual)

WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red)

:30 Early Birds

Harpo & Tiny 45 Early Birds

Devotions

Dawn Patrol

"Morning Hymns Dawn Patrol

Morning Mail

00 Early Birds

Get Up & Go 5 Early Birds

Get Up & Go Get Up & Go

5 News Get Up & Go

News Roundup usical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

Morning Mail Morning Mail Morning Mail News -

0 Humbard Family 5 Emery Deutsch 30 Garden Gate 8:45 Garden Gate

9:00 Youth on Parade 9:15 Youth on Parade 9:30 Hillbillies 9:45 Hillbillies

News Roundup Blue Mt. Trio Bandwagon State Fair

Ind. for Vic. Leary Family Friendly House Friendly House

6 6: ¥ I: 0 Early Birds 8: 8: 8:

Musical Clock News

Merry Melodies Story Lady

Navy Band Navy Nctes Serenade Melodies

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

News Will Osborne Youth-Religion Navy News

10:00 Delta Boys 10:15 God’s Country 10:30 Let's Pretend 10:45 Let's Pretend

Friendly House Charlie Cook Sunshine Special Geo. Arthur

The Creightons The Creightons Free America Free America

Service Men’s Hop Jr, Nay. Booster Little Playhouse Little. Playhouse

11:00 Today's Theater * 11:15 Today's Theater 11:30 Hollywood Stars 11:45 Hollywood Stars

Cornhuskers Cornhuskers Bill Haley Hi Sailor

Virginia Byrd

Keyboard Rhythm Serenade

Gordon McCrae Farm and Home

Yiacouts Farm and Home

Bo EATitorially

12:00 Life & Land 12:15 Gilbert Forbes 12:30 arm Circle 12:45 Farm Circle

Mid-Day News Jamboree Jambore Jambore

Livestock News Farm and Home People’s Man Wally Nehrling Drug Program Dick Reed Drug Program

—————————————— 1:00 Men and Books 1:15 Men and Books 1:30 Brush Creek 46 Brush Creek

Hoosier Request Hoosier Request Hoosier Request Hoosier Request

Marine Band Marine Notes News Pictures News Pictures

Disciples Conv, Disciples Conv. News & Hickory Southernaires

:00 Serenade News

15 Serenade Musi 30 Bible Stories Utah Trailers

Nature Sketches Sat. Special Charles Dant Charles Dant

. A. F. Band

Patterns. in Blue

3100 Hello-Hawail Bill Haley

3 Leary Family Leary Family

Pan Am. Holida, Pan Am. Holida Mormonaires Smarty Party

Club Matinee Club Matinee Club. Matinee Club - Matinee

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45 U. 8. Navy Utah Trailers

Bill Wirges Bill Wirges Jimmy Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey

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1 2 2 2 2 3 5 Hello-Hawail Harpo & Tiny 3 4 4 4

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Concert Orch. Mitchell Ayres

Mitchell Ayres Lucky Millinder Lucky Millinder

Alex Dreier

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Waring 6:15—-Gregor Ziemer

SATURDAY

:15 W on 7:30—=Information Please formation Please + 8:00=-Waltz Time 8:15—-Waltz Ti 8:30—Plantation Party 8:45—Plantation Party 9:00—Funny

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Parade

:30—Moon River :45—Moon River

People

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10:15-=Creight 10:30—Pree 4

10:45—Free 4

00-Top O’ Morning :15—Carroll Alcott ;30—Col. Cumquatt

11:15—Home

R. Gross Bag M Ba : y Health :00—Friendship Corners :15-Paul Arnold :30—The Ant & Hopper 45—News ;

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By WILLIAM C. PAYETTE United Press Staff Correspondent LOS ANGELES, July 31.-Dr. William A. Boyce believes that he and his estranged wife could “live out our lives together if we tried” in spite of his ghost world rival, “Sho-Sha.” But Mrs. Boyce isn’t interested. Boyce, 60, an eye specialist, described his attempts to seek a reconciliation with his 57-year-old wife when he appeared in court in a legal move seeking to show that his wife was technicaMy guilty of desertion. The move presumably will be followed by another divorce suit. He failed to win a divorce. in '1940

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Still Loves Wife Despite His Rival in Ghost World

love. An attempt to make “ShoSha” materialize in response to a court subpena failed, Legally separated from his wife since the previous suit, Boyce ex-

plained that he had decided to

overlook his ghostly rival and visit his wife. “I asked her to come home,” he said. “It was a very rainy night. But she said her love for me was dead and that dead love was the deadest thing in the world. Then she got my coat and I put it on and went out into the rain. “I felt sorry for her but even now I believe if we tried we could live out our lives together.” In the 1940 suit, been

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