Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1942 — Page 34

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WLW FRIDAY EVENING

9: Try People ©

%7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. ,7:30—Information, Please, WIRE.

7 &* 8:00—Gang Busters, WISH.

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8:30—Double or Nothing, WIBC. TOMORROW : L: 15—0Ohio State vs. “California, WISH. 1:45—Michigan vs. Iowa Cadets,

Southern

WFBM. (WIRE on at 2p. m.) 8:13—Notre Dame vs. Stanford, © WLW.

By FRANK WIDNER

4 broadcast: a description of the battle between unbeaten Michigan and the Iowa Pre-Flight Sea Hawks tomorrow. p. m, WFBM and the CBS network will be on the air from : Ann. Arbor, Mich.,, with Ted Husg, assisted by Jimmy Dolan, andling the «play-by-play. * WIRE will have a football round-

wp atop. m and at 2 p. m; will;*

witch in on Bill Stern's descripSion of the contest via NBC. The scrap between Ohio State ana Southern California will be caréd by WISH and the Blue net-

i rk at 1:15 p. m. The description

be forwarded by the Blue's : arry Wismer. . WLW will handle the Notre Dameniofg battle beginning ab 2:15

a laugh from Broadw: diences whi

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sonal Appearances,” will provide the merriment for radio listeners = tomorrow in a comedy, “Baby,” on the “Stars Over Ho!l-

lywood” broadcast at 11:30 a. m. on WFBM. A veteran, Miss George

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shuttled back and forth be‘the theater and the movies since she toddled on the stage

. TWO OF RADIO'S top sports an- |:

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6:30—String Ensemble Girl Marries 6:45—H. V KEaltenborn 9:30-—Meet Your Navy Portia 7:00—Duffy’s Tavern 9:45—~Meet Your Navy Plain Bill 7:15—Duffy’'s Tavern 10:00—Arthur Reilly Front. Page Farrell 7:30--Information Please |10:15—Background News Reporter 7:45--Information Please 0--Burt Farber Don Winslow 8:00—-Waltz Time 10:45—Deke MofTitt Lum ‘n Abner 8:15=Waltz Time 11:00—Beverly Hills ow Thomas «8:30=Plantation Party 11:15—Beverly Hills Fred Waring 3:43 blantasion Party 11:30--Moon 4 River ‘egor = Ziemer 9:00—Funny People 11:45—Moon ‘River - SATURDAY PROGRAMS ‘M. - 10:00—Creighton’s 1:30—U. 8. Marine 3:30. Nows. Wea thier 10:15—Crejghton’s 1:45—U. 8. Marine & Rangers y ast Guards 3: f0-RCAR Band PE O’ Morning 10:45—Coast Guards 2:15~N, D. vs, Stanford Fs Fro Alcott 11:00—Home Forum 2:30—N. D. vs. Stanfor Cumquatt 11:15-=Home Forum 2:45—N. D. vs. Stanfor ee 11:30—News- Reporter 3:00—N. D. vs. Stanfor 4 50 Contumers 11:45—Man on the Farm 3:15-N. D. vs. Stanfor 8:15 12:00—Everybody’s Farm 3:30—N. D. vs, Stanford 3:30-Mail Bag 14:15 Everybody's Pa 200N. D. ve. Stantor 8:45=M Heal erybody’s Farm } .D. vs anford . 9 55 12:30—Everybody’s Farm 4:15+-N. BD ys Stan or 9: 1S—Paul Arnold 12:45—Ever body 's Farm 4:30—N. Stanfor = 9:30—Columbus- Boys’ 1:00—-Rhythm tinee A Trading “Post 9:45—Friendship Corners 1:15—Rhythm Matinee #8 8 . 8 8 TONIGHT at the age of three with her par-

ents. Betty Lou begin a brand new radio series tonight on WIRE at 9:30 o'clock. 2 8 = CLAUDE RAINS will make the last of his current appearances on the “Inner Sanctum Mysteries” Sunday when he is heard in “King of Darkness,” a new life-shorten-ing drama on WISH at 7:30 p. m.

‘|It's all about a chemist, blinded in

a laboratory explosion, who turns killer to avenge himself on seciety. « «+ The “Army Hour” will commemorate the 450th anniversary of the discovery of America on its hour-long broadcast Sunday at 2:30 p. m. on WIRE, FE INDIA, THE giant question mark in the plans of the united nations and axis board of strategy, will be the subject. up for discussion on Mutual's “American Fdrum of the Air” at 7 p. m. Sunday on WIBC.

will headline a new series of weekly radio programs entitled “Campana’s Serenade,” beginning tomorrow at 9:15 p. m. on WIRE. Matty Malneck and his orchestra will provide the music, id t J to ‘radio fame overnight with her, musicalexpression of deep affection for a fellow named

the guest of Fred, Allen along with’ | Roland Young © Sunday at 8:30 p. m. on WFBM EE . + « “Double or § Nothing” tonight will ‘salutz the “victory ships,”

Bonnie Baker lifeline of the allied nations, at 8:30 Jo’clock on WIBC. Screen star Mar-|

tha Raye will be the guest contestNew Englander with no transcontinental radio experience, will appear as the guest songstress on two

long CBS “Caravan” series begin-

|ning tonight at 9 o'clock on WFBM.'

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1—What group of volunteer aviators recently became affiliated with the United States army air forces? 2—The capital of which country in Africa is named for a president of the United States? 3—Does the Soviet Union employ submarineg in the present war? 4—Sponges belong to the mineral, vegetable or animal kingdom? 5—What is the difference between a jerkin-and a gherkin? 6—The Indian ocean touches the continent of Europe; {rue or false? T7—Who wrote novels about “the ! five towns” in England? 8—Which state does not permit divorce? 9—Which two countries of Europe

bound the Netherlands on the east and south? 10—A solar eclipse. can occur only at new moon phase; true or false?

ANSWERS

1—American volunteer group (A. V. G. in China). 2—Monrovia, capital of Liberia (named for President Monroe). 3—Yes. 4—Animal 5—Jerkin, short coat; pickle. 6—False. T—Arnold Bennett. 8—South Carolina. 9—Germany (east);

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(south). 10—True.

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