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7:30—Information Please, WIRE. 8:00—Gang Busters, WISH. 8:00-~Caravan, WFBM,_ By FRANK WIDNER : - CAROL BRUCE, the singing sensation of Broadway's “Louisiana Purchase,” Willle Howard and

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top billing Walter O’Keefe’s “Star Vaudeville” show at 7 o'clock Sunday on WIRE. . Miss Bruce ‘currently is vacationing after mak- - ing three motion pictures in Hollywood. The remainder of the program

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band imitators who played in “Hellzapoppin’”. and Herb Shriner, the Hoosier ‘hillbilly philosopher. : 8 8. 8 ! RAYMOND CLAPPER, columnist

for The Indianapolis Times and other Scripps-Howard newspapers, will substitute for vacationing Walter Winchell at 8 p. m. Sunday on WISH. Ruth Mitchell, sister of the late Gen. Billy Mitchell, will be Mr. Clapper’'s guest. He will interview her on her experiences with the Chetniks (Serbian guerrilla fighters) and European underground activities. . Jn » » TONIGHT: JamessGleason of the 4 Nims and Russel Crouse, co-pro-ducer, co-author and leading actor of “Life With Father,” will make “up the guest panel on “Information Please” at' 7:30 o'clock on WIRE. + + +» The story of a bandit whose crimes were so extensive that it will take two installments to relate it

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Miss Stevens on WFBM at 9:15 a. m. . . , Illness| | of Edna May Oliver, star of “The

Remarkable Miss Tuttle,” caused her removal to a Los "Angeles hospital for observation. Meanwhile, Mary Boland will continue to substitute for her on the ‘Sunday night program. . . . Herbie Haymer, former sax man for Jimmy Dorsey and Woody Herman, joined Kay Kyser's crew this week in Hollywood. . . « Irene Rich has been signed by the same sponsor for the 10th consecutive year. She’ll be back on the Sunday night airlanes beginning Aug. 16. Here are Barry Wood's all-time champions of “Your Hit Parade,” the program on which he is the singing star: The most frequently placed musical comedy tune was Jerome Kern's “All the Things You Are,” which appeared on the program 11 times during the winter of 1939-40. The all-time motion picture number was Harold Arlen’s “Over the Rainbow.” “A-Tisket A-Tasket,” “The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down” and the “Woodpecker Song,” were the most played novelties. Larry Clinton’s “My Reverie,” from Debussy, was

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VE & n ate Fair erenade ying Patro OF YoU TO TAKE CARE ; EVER TAKEN GIVEN GWENDOLYN THE a Borie a DLA A ei OF LITTLE THOMAS AND: : CARE OF ~ AND MY CRONIES ARE DROPPING : ews oc o - - 6:15 Hedda Hopper ortsman's Hour Dial he Dance Scoroborrd on JEFFERSON FOR US To BABIES IN FOR A GAME OF BRIDGE 5:30 Keep Singing Am, | Evening at Home | Melodic Minutes ews NIGHT, MR. McKEE, IM - 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Evening at Home |Dick Reed Buy Bonds SURE THEY WON'T BE ER... "6:00 Amos 'n' Andy | Pulton Lewis Fred Waring Scramble = ANY TROUBLE EXCEPY AH... GLAD 6:15 Irene Rich Bert Wilson World News Scramble ; MORE FOR THEIR TEN TO BE OF 6:30 Modern Mu~'s Lone Ranger Frankie Parrish News i ES 6:45 News Views Lone Ranger Ralph Knox - Luke Walton HIGHLY Evolved i O'CLOCK BOTTL i a 7:00 C t Cal Ti Lucille M E 2 y : LL 7:13 Concert Baseball Game DS ane Gibbs 5 Finney IHELPLESS IT ISAT ~ 7:30 Concert Baseball Game Information Please! An American BIRTH. ; my 7:45 Concert Baseball Game : Information Please Memory Music ) be 8:00 P t ha : QOPR. 1942 BY NEA SERVICE. ING. 3 § Jounnis Rend | Bunk Sime | ormellen Fear) Sane guar EL ! , aseba antation arty na. ore : 8:45 Boy ball Game Plantation Party | News-Music 77 [| 9:00 Music Caravan Baseball G 1 M 9:15 Musio Caravan |Baseball Game | People Are Funny | Mest Tour Nev > a | Fat 9:30 Music Caravan Game Vie. Business Man's Victory a 9:45 Music Caravan Baseball - Game Be Neighbors Five Star Final . A | 8-78 pois [or (pny em omens Tg Wels EE By Raoburn Van Bure : . to i Seba 10:30 Sandman Ozzie Clark Starlight Trail Song of 18 Ro ABBIE AN' SLATS . Y Raeburn Van Buren 10:45 Sandman Geo. Duffy _ | Starlight Trail Life Program ¢ . = : BR " A 41:00 Vict: Rid News-10th Inni AT THAT ENT=A NAZ| HOSPITALS IN HERE ARE TWO OF OUR BRAVE OFFICERS] | FRANKLY, HERR DOCTOR=| 11:15 Ray Kinney Star Parade © | Music You Want |Mivoel ores WHERE IN FRANCE. : MAJOR SCHMUGG AND GENERAL UNTER; | | WORRIED ABOUT YOUR MENTAL J1:30 Johnny Long Old Refrain Varieties Freddy Martin : HA HAY THEY | | VELDT. POOR UNTERVELDT 1! SINCE W CONDITION !! | DINED WITH 1:45 Johnny Long Old Refrain Varieties Freddy Martin Perabo To Siow THe. Y ARE NOT EXACTLY | | PICKED HIM OUT OF THE CHANNEL) GENERAL UNTERVELDT ' = HAS IMPROVED PHYSICALLY 5 IN ~ SATURDAY PROGRAMS bs BUT HE HAS NOI/SPOKEN| | BERLINY WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH . 1310 . (CBS) _ (uiualy (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) _ CROSSWORD PUZZLE HIS MENTAL CON6:30 Early Birds Harpo & Tiny Dawn Patrol | Morning Hymns | : DITION 1! 8:45 Early Bras Devolions Dawn Paizo] Morning Mail HORIZONTAL. Afiswer to Previous Puzzle 2] Beverage. 7:00 Early Bird : ; 438 Early Birds UES ay | eerauayr |¥omine Mai 1 Pictured 24 Compliments, :30 Early Birds Get Up & Go Music] Clock Morning Mail famous tennis 26 Came in. A 1:45 News Get Up & Go Musical Clock News SLAF, —— 28 Noisy nasal 8:00 Time With Music | N Round Musical Cl ———— — utburs {3 Sr Bs | BERET MEETS os | TREE OF | tot 2 Flosting » 3 reakfast Club y 8:45 Garden Gate State Fair Story Lady Breakfast Club 14 Beat paddle. chunks B18 Youth on Pareds | Leary pani | Navy ows | Wn 16 Trouble. 31 Tabulat : a am $e Zul i 9:30 Hillbillies Friendly A Banads norm 16 Trouble. 3 a ulation. 9:45 Hillbillies Friendly House Melodies Navy News 17 Decays. etore. —By Martin 10:00 Delta Boys Priendly House | The Creightons Service Men's Hop 19 Pertaining to JOHN 3 e iend. 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No.l . 11:45 Hollywood Stars | Hi Sailor EATitorially Farm and Home (abbr.) 41 Moves by 65 She is one of 43 Grins ) van 12:00 Life & Land . ar rg : 9 : i 12:15 Gilbert Forbes | Basrmriers' tL Hom Ss Man 25 Incline head. turning. our great — 47 Ten-cent ; 12:30 Farm Circle Jamboree Wally Nehrling Drug Program 26 Electrical 44 Pedal digits. bn, piece. 12:45 Farm Circle Jamboree: Dick Reed . Drug Program engineer 45 First woman. -VYERTICAL 49 Metal. 1:00 Men and Books | Hoosier Request | News Pictures Disciples Cony. _ (abbr.) 46 Alleged force, 1 More difficult. 50 Oleum (abbr.) 15 M d Book rhe Jo : 1:30 Brush Creek | Hoosier Bouest | Maine uret |Risciples Conv. |27 Symbol for = 48 Nova Scotia 2 God of love, 51 Wide-mouthed 1:45 Brush Creek Hoosier Request Marine Notes :—~{Religious News erbium. (abbr.). 3 Permit. jar. 330 Serenade Soneer Tons Towner |B GAB BEG 300mm CC S2Depostac. Pal 35Spesa : : oneey 5 y ole ie 2. 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