Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1942 — Page 24
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: By FRANK V WIDNER . ONE OF RADIO'S oldest programs, “Coffee Time,” begins its sixth season on the air tonight at 7 oclock on WIRE. Launched six years ago under the title of “Good News,” the series has enjoyed its greatest success with the present combination of Sno Baby Snooks is (Fanny Brice), Daddy (Hanley Stafford) and Frank ~ Morgan. The trio has been togeth€r for three years. It is estimated that the program, with the never-ceasing capers of . that impish brat, Snooks, enacted at the expense of her long-suffering Daddy, is heard each week by more than 17 million people.
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8 o'clock. . . . The “Aldrich Family” will expand its coverage to include the full NBC network facilities of 125. stations beginning with tonight's show on WIRE at 7:30 o'clock. Prior to its expansion, the popular comedy of small town life was broadcast on 78 stations. . . . Ceremonies for the army-navy “E” award to be presented to the National Automatic Tool Co.,. Richmond, Ind. will be broadcast on WLW tonight at 10:30 o'clock. o 2 2 WHEN THE Charlie McCarthy show Tens to NBC Sunday, Charlie will have a new girl friend in the person of pretty Dale Evans, film starlet whose specialty is singing and dancing. She will be a regular on the new series, which will have Don .Ameche in i the role of m. ec. Miss Evans © TC pom and Abe ner had & victory garden, but its products are now all gone. So the fanous * pair has purchased 1000 baby chicks in their turn to a new phase of America’s food production schedule and will add another thousand within two months. With summer drawing to a close, it’ is about time for radio listeners to take stock of the winter programs and find out when they return to the air. The {following schedules have been announced: Charlie McCarthy, Sept. 6; Truth or Consequences, Sept. 12; Radio Theater, Sept. 14; Red Skelton, Sept. 15; Kate Smith, Sept. 18; The Shadow, Sept. 20; Spotlight Bands, Sept. 21; Bob Hope, Sept. 22; Raymond Clapper, Sept. 24; True Story Theater, Sept. 25; Raymond Gram Swing, Sept. 28; Fibber McGee and Molly, Sept. 29, ‘and Eddie Cantor,
Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Duffy's Tavern, Bob Burns and the new Al Jolson show will debut during October.. 2 8 8
THAT PERT movie star, Jane
Wyman, will portray the role of a poor little girl with a rich imag-
appears - on the § “Stars Over Hollywood” broad- 3 cast at 11:30 a. m. § Saturday oni WFBM. . .. Kay Kyser is still doing his good work for the promotion of the sale Te : of war bonds. Miss Wyman This week, Kay and his boys left Hollywood by train for Washington, D. C., and a war bond rally. Reaching their destination Sunday, they played their musical numbers and boarded a plane that night, arriv-
“Mischa the Magnificent,” starring Mischa Auer; usually heard on CBS Sundays, will switch to Wednesday for the Sept. 9 program. The series will return to Sundays Sept. 20. " & n 8 THE ALL-IMPORTANT role which women can play in the war effort and the post-war era will be stressed on “America’s Town Meet-
ing back in: Hollywood Monday. . . .|.
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7:00 Student R’d Table (4 i Student, tn) Table
7:48 Death Valley. 8:00 Major Bowes 3aseball Game
8:15 Major Bowes 8:30 Stage Door Baseball Game 8:45 Stage Door Base Game
9: i First Line: Ramond G. 8 Ray Kinney Nickel Serenade Star Parade Music
Don Roth Anthony Bruno Bobby Byrne
Hoosier Request Hoosier Request Prayer—News man's Hous Jack Armstrong | Evening at Home
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9:45 Frazier Hunt 10:00 Gilbert Forbes
0:45 Sandman
11: 5 wissen Ride 11:15 Har: James 11: 3 Rithard Himber 11:45 Richard ‘Himber
Health by Decree News Old Refrains
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FRIDAY PROGRAMS
Girl Marries Portia Rjousewives Seren. . 8. Marines
Voy &"oaice
Meloais utes ick Reed
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Parade. of Bands
Easy Aces Mr. Fi
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Earl Godwin Novy Persons | adarching Along
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Dick Reed Musto ig Like Starlight Trail Stasiignt Trail
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Dawn Patrol
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1: . - News Roundup Get Up & Go Get Up & Go:
7:44 News Get Up & Go
World News Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical
Mornin, Morning Man Morning Mail News
8:00 Time With Music 8:15 Mrs. Farrell 8:30 Mrs. Farrell 8:45 Thus We Live
News Roundup Blue Mt. Trio. Band Wagon Jolly Jesters
Musical Clock Morning News Shopping School Shopping School
Breakfast Breakfa Breakfa ‘Breakf
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Bess John Bachelor's 8 Children Helpmate Lone Journdy
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Friendly House Charlie Cook Sunshine Special Everson Byways
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Road of Life Vic and Sade Against the Storm David Barum
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Pledge America Jimmy Blair Farm & Home ‘Farm & Home
13:00 Noon Re News 13:15 Gilbert Forbes Haymakers 12:30 Farm Circle Arthur Van Horn 12:45 Farm Circle Jamboree
Livestock Reports Bil fd ee Dick Reed
Baukhage . People's Man Drug . Program Drug Program
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CHUNGKING, Sept. 3 (U. P).— Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek’s army of the southwest has won the
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ince, known as the world's worst malaria region. Dr. Robert. McClure, Toron‘o, Canada, who heads the Friends am-
We Americans Hillbilly Gaucho Bond Parade Bond Parade
1:00 .Dr.' Malone 1:15 Joyce Jordan 1:30 Love and Learn 1:45 Woman in Wife
‘Wordless Musie Ligaa: s Toye
Father 8ds's Lave alone Bettor's Daugnter
ony | Navy Salute Jack Baker
Less Huff Gang
Less Huff Gang Bailey Trailers Bailey Trailers
n :00 David Harum
2: 3 Bob and Gayle 2:45 Star Parade
Mary Marlin jo Ferg, 0! Happiness
Prescott Holiday - Prescott Holiday Daydreams
Broadway
3: 100 Rhythm Song :15 Rhythm-Song 3:30 Neighbors Call 3:45 David Cheskin
Bill Hal H a
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Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown
Brite Spots Devotional Hoosier Request Hoosier Request
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Sea Hound Merry-Go-Round erry-Go-Roun Secret City
Girl Marries Portia Serenade U. 8. Marines
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cast from Manchester, N. H., on WISH at 8 o'clock. The topic will be “What Is Woman’s Place in the War and Post-War Era?’ . . . Dorothy ‘Thompson, woman-jour-nalist and commentator, will return to the air on the Blue network in a new series of weekly broadcasts Sept. 20. The series will be carried
on 61 stations of the network.
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set year after year. Choicest, special ingredients and
special care in its making, give Coca-Cola a special
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thing. . “a single thing coming
from a single source,
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FRIDAY PROGRAMS
10:00—Road of Life 0 18=is & Sade 0-=—Against Storm 10: tom br Harum O—News, Fa NooheFarm Hour
12: iste 12:45—Hearts - Harmo 1: Relig of World ny
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SPORTS LOOKING UP The sports picture is looking brighter in New Mexico. The announcement from the west coast assuring California colleges and universities that the war will not interfere with their schedules is expected to clear up the status of the New Mexico university game with Loyola of Los Angeles in Los Angeles next November, :
bulance unit in China, told the United: Press that the central army stationed in the southwest is the fittest fighting group in China. Dr. McClure has just completed an 1l-day tour of the Saiween front, dividing line between the Japanese and Chinese forces and high-water mark of the .lapanese advance northward through Burma. Japs Still Suffer He said that the Chinese Red Cross, the army medical administration and volunteer units have licked the malaria problem for the Chinese but the Japanese are still suffering.
Yunnan, 21 out of 90 Chinese soldiers in one battalion died within two weeks, 37 in one company, four out of six cooks died in a week. Malaria, dysentry, food poisoning,
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cholera. accounted for the heavy loss of life. 3 The army medical service went into action, providing quinine, ginger fea,.fresh fruit and vegetables, salt, and medical supplies for the soldiers. In one area the army vaccinated 10,000 civilians, and in another 8000. Cholera and malaria deaths were reduced to “little or nothing” among the Chinese soldiers, and sickness resulting from nutritional deficiencies slumped.
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Chinese guerrillas reported that a Japanese garrison of 1500 at Lungling suffered an average of 50 deaths daily from sickness.
The Japanese were forced to give
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Chinese Win Over Malaria; | Japs Weakened by Failure
up some of their advance positions along the Salween because of inroads made by disease, Chinese intelligence reports said. Chungking communiques rarely
‘|report activity in the southwest
area, but Dr. McClure said the Chinese ' “certainly are giving the Nipponese a rotten time ‘on the other side of the Salween river.” “Chinese troops in this area know exactly what the Japanese are doing, how many there are and Low they live. In fact, the Japs are under observation all the time.” .
LANGUAGE OF SEA
CHICAGO, Ill. (U. P..—Landlubber industrial workers in’ this inland city are learning that the first step in building naval ships is not laying a keel but learning a language. Before they study the basic principles of shipbuilding they. learn not to say left or right, front or back, up or down, wall, room, stairs, or floor. Instead they speak of port
and below, bulkhead, compartment, ladder and a whole dictionary of other words as salty as seawater.
LANDLUBBERS LEARN
and starboard, fore and aft, above|
FUNNY BUSINESS
eens 9-> VICE, INC. 7. M. REG. U. S. PAY. OFF,
‘At last we've found a way to get those hatless birds to
“Shake! buy hats!”
VETERANS TO HOLD DANCE [dance at the Riley ‘room of the
‘The Ex-service Men's association Claypool hotel tomorrow night. Proof the Lukas-Harold Corp. naval|céeds of the dance will go to the
ordnance: plant, will give a benefit’ navy relief fund.
on request):
ended.
© IN APRIL; 1937; these Atlas tires took to the toad. On May 4, 1942, each had plenty of rub>. ber at 53,903 miles. They show evidence of wear, but they also promise many more miles of careful driving to the owner, Mr. P. of Chicago (name
Unusual mileage? No. The fact is, many motorists have never worn out their tires, have never found out how long they will last, have always traded them in long before their useful life was
With proper care, your tires sy last for the duration. Part of that care is up to you. Part of it your Standard Oil Dealer will iy, gladly and
A story that shows how you can save the rubber on your car
method of tire-switching. He “gauges” your tires with a special measuring instrument, Standard Oil Dealers’ Tire Mileage Gauge. Then he places each tire where it can give the most service; This is im portant because the rate of wear is different on all | four wheels. This method gets the greatest pos: sible mileage from the set. :
See your Standard Oil Dealer today. Have him : explain this “Gauge Method" of tre swischings Cow % : od Help Uncle Sam: join the sulvage drive. collect and $ wirn in to the proper local organizations all your old scrap metal, rubber, rags, grease, etc. Drive under 40 share your car. Buy United States War Savings Bonds and Stamps. Oil is ammunition—Use it wisely: i
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