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By FRANK WIDNER
. AN APPEAL FOR blood donors throughout the country will be made tonight during the American Red : Cross-NBC patriotic program, “Blood for a Hero,” at
WIRE: Three top
Miss Robbins
Eight months after he received his first “big time” break as a radio
comedian, young
go on the air tonight with his own
half hour variety
WFBM at 7 o'clock. A former comédy writer for such shows as Uncle Walter's “Doghouse” and Red Skelton, Mr. Brady will have with him
on the new series
bins, heard on CBS with Ben BerRuss Brown, baritone, Brown and his electric guitar, Caesar Petrillo and his orchestra and
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TONIGHT
7:30—Information Please, WIRE. - 8:00—~Gang Busters, WISH. 9:00—Caravan, WFBM.
‘tha Scott and - Donald Crisp, will
» WIBC HAS completed extensive plans to broadcast the ceremonial reactivation of the 83d division direct from Camp Atterbury tomorrow morning. The station will be on the air almost continuodusly from 10:30
py
14,
8:30 o'clock on movie stars, Ronald Colman, Mar-
appear on the broadcast, WIRE's broadcast of the Arthur .Jordan
conservatory hour:
will be moved to 7:30 p. m. for tonight only in order to allow the station to carry the program. .. .
Fred Brady will
show on CBS and
pretty Gale Rob-
Les
mack, announcer.
1942
DIO PROGRAMS
to 11:45 a. m. and has tentative
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officers’ club in the afternoon.
"TODAY'S STAR: Connee (that’s
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Miss Boswell
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THIS EVENING
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right!) Boswell, singing star of the CBS “Caravan” series (WFBM, 9 p. m., Friday), who has climbed to
the top of her profession despite an injury which prevents her from walking. . . . Three-fourths French, Connee is the only member of the famous Boswell trio now active. . . . ImMorder “to save having to dot the she changed the spelling , of her first name. last Marth. , . . Severely hurt in a fall from a coaster wagon at the age
of four, sh k up an interest in music which soon| }__
grew beyond the bounds of a mere pastime. . . . With|, her sisters Martha and Vet she, formed the trio which at first be-
ame well known
in the south, then made appearances both here and abroad on the stage and radio. . . . The trio disbanded in 1935 when Vet married. . . . Connee made her first] : appearance as a single performer a year later with Phil Baker at the Palace theater(in Cleveland. . .. Because of her injury when a child, Connee cannot walk and uses a small folding chair designed by her husband, Harry Leedy. . broadcasts, she transfers to a higher . . . Five feet tall and weighing less than 100 pounds, Connee was born in New Orleans, La., Dec. 3. and obwrn eyes.
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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announcements caused by station changes after press time.) WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) 4:00 Are U a Genius? | Brite Spots Girl Marries Modern Moods 4:15 Are U a Genius? | Hymn Time Portia Sea Hounds 4:30 Sing Along State Fair Serenade Flying Patrol . 4:45 Ben Bernie State Fair U. S. Marines Merry-Go-Round 5:00 News Cocktail Time Virginia Byrd .| Merry-Go-Round 5:15 Hedda Hopper Sportsman's Hour | Dial & Dance Scoreboard 5:30 Keep Singing Evening at Home | Melodic Minutes News 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Evening at Home [Dick Reed Buy Bonds ‘6:00 Amos 'n’ Andy Fulton Lewis Fred Waring Scramble 6:15 Mary Small Bert Wilson World News Scramble 6:30 dern Musie Lone Ranger Frankie Parrish News 6:45 News Views Lone Ranger Ralph Knox Luke Walton "7:00 Variety Show Cal Tinney Lucille Manners | Earl Godwin 7:15 Variety Show Propaganda Apal. {Lucille Manners Gibbs & Finney 7:30 Science Work Songs for Men Waltz Time An American 7:45 Science Work Songs for Men Waltz Time Marching Along © 8:00 Johnnie Presents | Hot Corner Information Please! Gang Busters 8:15 Johnnie Presents | Hot Corner Information Please| Gang Busters. 8:30 That Brewster Boy| Hot Corner Plantation Party Dinah Shore 8:45 That Brewster Boy| Baseball Game Plantation Party News-Music 9:00 Music Caravan Baseball Game People Are Funny | Meet Your Navy 9:15 Music Caravan Baseball Game People Are Funny | Meet Your Navy 9:30 Music Caravan Baseball Game Vic. Business Man's Victory 9:45 Music Caravan Baseball Game Be Neighbors Five Star Final 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Basehall Game Dick Reed Ted Fiorito . 10:15 Sal. to Indus. Baseball Game Music You Like Duke Ellington 10:30 Sandman Baseball Game Starlight Trail Song of Islands 10:45 Sandman Your Songs Starlight Trail Life Program
11:00 Victory Ride
News-10th Inning
Music: You Want
World News
11:15 Dance Orch. Ozaie Clark Music You Want Mitchell Ayres 11:30 Johnny Long Old Refrain Varieties Freddy Martin 11:45 Johnny Long Old Refrain Varieties Freddy Martin SATURDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 13260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 ~ WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBO-Red) (Blue Network) 6:30 Early Birds Keep It Private Dawn Patrol Morning Hymns 6:45 Early Birds Keep It Private Dawn Patrol Morning Mail 7:00 News i News Roundup , _ | News Roundup. Morning Mail _ ry PFarly ‘Birds’ Get Up & Go ~~ | Musical Clock. Morning Mail 7:30 Early Birds Get Up & Go Musical Clock Morning Mail 77:45 News Get Up & Musical Cloek News 8:00 Time With Music | News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Club 8:15 Emery Deutsch Blue Mt. Trio News Breakfast Club 8:30 Garden Gate Bandwagon Merry Melodies Breakfast Club 8:45 Garden Gate State Fair Story Lady Breakfast Club "9:00 Youth'on Parade | Ind. for Vie. Navy Band _ | News 3:15 Youth on Parade | Leary Family Navy Notes Will Osborne 9:30 Hillbillies Friendly House Serenade Youth-Religion 9:45 Hillbillies Friendly House Melodies Navy News
10:00 Delta Boys 10:15 God’s Country 10:30 Let's Pretend
Friendly House Charlie Cook
Atterbury Review
The Creightons The Creightons Free America
Service Men's Hop Jr. Navy Booster Camp Atterbury
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10:45 Let's Pretend 83d Division Free America Camp Atterbury 11:00 Today’s Theater | News & Music Virginia Byrd Camp . Atterbury 11:15 Today's Theater | 83d Regiment Serenade Neighbors Call 11:30 Hollywood Stars | 83d Regiment Boy Scouts Farm and Home 11:45 Hollywood Stars | 83d Regiment EATitorially Farm and Home 12:00 Life & Land Mid-Day News Livestock News 12:15 Gilbert Forbes Haymakers Farm and Home People's Man 12:30 Farm Circle Jamboree: Wally Nehrling Drug Program 12:45 Farm Circle Jamboree Dick Reed Drug Program 1:00 Men and Books Hogsier Request News Pictyres Melody Fantasy 1:15 Men and Books Hoosier Request News. Pi es Melody Fantasy 1:30 Brush Creek Hoosier Request Marine Band News & Hickory 1:45 Brush Creek Hoosier Request Marine Notes Religious News 2:00 Legion Program | Concert © | Am. Legion R. C. A. FP. Band 2:15 University Trio Concert Sat. Special R. C. A. P. Band 2:30 Bible Stories Bailey Trailers Charles Dant Mitchell Ayres 2:45 U. 8. Navy Bailey Trailers Charles Dant Mitchell Ayres 3:00 Hello-Hawaii Game Pan Am. Holiday Club Matinee 3:15 Hello-Hawail aseball Game Pan Am. Holiday Club Matinee 3:30 Horse Race Game Smarty Party Club Matinee 3:45 Horse Race Game Religious News Club Matinee 4:00 Meadowbrook ~ | Baseball Game At Ease Kids Stick 4:15 Meadowbrook Baseball Game At Fase Kids Stick 4:30 Meadowbrook Baseball Game 3 Suns Trio Lucky Millinder 4:45 Meadowbrook Baseball Game Alex Dreier Lucky Millinder | WLW FRIDAY EVENING P.M. 6:30~Neighborly Call 9:15~Funny People 4:00—Girl Marries. 68:45—~H. 5. Kaltenborn 9:30—Tent Yanow’ 4:15—Portia 7:00~WLW on Parade 9:45—Tent Show :30—~The Goldbergs 7:15-WLW on Parade 10: ay 8ims 4:45—-Vic & Sade 7:30—Information Please 10:15--Background 5:00~News Reporter 7:45--Information Please 10:30=-Burt Farber 5:15—~Evenin' Neighbor 8:00=Walts Time 10: Johnny McGee 5:30—Lum ’n’ Abner 8:15~-Waltz Time 11:C tod 5:45--Lowell Thomas 8:30--Plantation Party 11:15—Melodies . 6:00-Fred Waring 8:45~Plantation Party 11:30-Moon River r 9:00~Funny People 11:45—Moon River
6:15—Gregor Zieme
SATURDAY PROGRAM
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1—Name the volcano which recently erupted and was bombed by U. S. fliers to divert lava
flow,
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to fix "price. ceilings for commodities according to the highest price charged in January, February, or March, 1942?
.3—Which National league baseball
¢ 1 ub recently purchased “Schoolboy” Rowe of the De-
troit Tigers of
league?
the American
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9—Who wrote the Declaration of
Independence?
10—Masslinn is the name of a movie star, new military. term, “ora new kind of cloth?
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Dodgers.
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