Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1942 — Page 19

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Tex & Grandsons | Dawn Patrol Tex Tyler Dawn Patrol

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Ranch Hands Piano Twins Howard Carlson Tex & Grandsons Hi Sailor!

News Haymakers Arthur Van Horn Old-Time Jamboree

We Americans . Charlie Cook Bond Parade Unannounced

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Bill Haley Harpo & Tiny Carter Family Carter Family Brite Spots Devotional Portia Hoosier Request Plain Bill Hoosier Request Front Page Parrell

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11:00. Kate Smith 11:18 Big Sister 11:30 Helen Trent 11:45 Our Gal Sunday

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David Harum Melody Matinee Mrs. Roosevelt V. F. W. Program

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Music Medley Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter

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WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS

10:00—Road of Life 1:30—Guiding Light 10715—Vic & Sade 1:45—Church Hymns 10:30—Against The Storm 2:00—Mary Marlin 10:45—David Harum 2:15—Ma Perkins 11:00—Editor's Daughter :30—Pepper You 11:15—Ma Perkins :45—Happiness 11:30—News-Farm :00—Backstage Wife 11:45—Farm Hour. :15—S8tella Dallas B% Fam Hour 3:30—Lorenzo Jones

12:156~Farm Hour 12:30—Big Sister :4b—Hearts in Harmony 1;00—Light of World 1:15—Lonely Women

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Joh TONIGHT '7:30—Duffy’s Tavern, WISH. 8:00—Burns & Allen, WFBM. 8:30—Fibber MoGee & Molly, WIRE.

By FRANK WIDNER

TWO HUNDRED army airmen stationed at Stout field here will be flown to Chicago for the ‘“Treasure Chest” broadcast tonight to see and hear some of their fellow soldiers and officers discuss the work of America’s air forces and, in particular, that of the air commandos.

Horace Heidt, conductor of the “Treasure Chest,” will interview several of America’s air leaders, including Brig. Gen. Fed S. Borum, head of the first troop carrier command; Col. Reed G. Landis, co= ordinator; Lieut. Col. Richard Chase, paratroop representative; Capt. Michael C, Murphy, glider representative; Sergt. Harold L. Walker, pilot, and Sergt. Birtsel L, Ashby, mechanic, . The musical portion of the program will be provided by Heidt’s or- ' chestra and Pianist Frafkie Carle, Whistler Fred Lowery, Soprano Mimi Cabanne and Donna Wood and her Don Juans, It's on WIRE at 7:30 o'clock.

THE SAME curiosity that killed | Fz somebody’s cat didn’t do Mr, Maggs | V2 any good when he found a coffin. {buried in his garden, according to

Arch Oboler’s “Lights Out” tale for tonight on WFBM at 7 o’clock. . . . “Famous Jury Trials” will present the case of Rose Taylor, weeping widow and accused murderess on WISH tonight at 8 o'clock. The only person who seemed overcome with grief when Carl Swenson killed Luke Heffner was Rose Taylor, a widow and proprietress of a saloon. Despite her grief, Rose was charged with the murder and arraigned with Swenson. Surprise testimony plays the winning card in the end. . 8 ” 8 A SCOTLAND Yard detective taking a bribe in order to solve a murder mystery is the unusual twist to the story that is scheduled for Mutual’s “Murder Clinic” tonight at 8:30 o'clock on WIBC. The story is called “Prince Charlie's Dirk” and was written by Eden Philpotts, noted English novelist. » o ”

CLIFTON FINNIGAN will meet Clifton Fadiman at “Duffy's Tavern”ftonight when the well-known quizzer of the “Information Please”

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at 7:30 o'clock. » 8 8 WHEN MARCIA NEIL, NBC songstress, recently returned to her home in Central City, Neb, the little town turned out en masse to greet her, They were mighty pleased to see the young lady who had gone such a long way since leaving Central City. ' Marcia, who is now 23, made her first public appearance on the stage at the age of 5. She won the statewide Nebraska piano contest when she was 15 as well : as her high school singing prize and a scholarship for Duchesne college in Omaha. In the spring of 1839, Marcia went to New York for a visit and decided to stay to try to get in radio. When her money ran out, Marcia Neil she received employment as a salesgirl, later getting a job in the RCA television exhibit at the world’s fair. This won her several night club spots. : It was in a night club that Ray Block, director of the “Swing Fourteen” choir on the Johnny Presents show, “discovered” her. He put her in the choir where she now sings all the high pitched parts. Marcia has brown eyes, chestnut

hair, stands 5 feet 8 inches and

weighs 115 pounds.

PH ————————— JOB'S DAUGHTERS MEETING Mrs. Marie Gerber, grand guardian of the Order of Job's daugh-

Fourteen candidates will receive de-

grees following & noon luncheon in Castle hall.

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR The standard of comparison should: be clearly stated. " Wrong: “Many industrial managers have come to see the advantages of collective bare | gaining.” Right: Add, “compared with individual negotia~

bring that thing home!”

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

ters, will inspect Bethel 1 Saturday.|

1—From which country did Germany obtain the Sudetenland in

the settlement at Munich, September, 1938?

'" American troops similar to British Commandos who participated in the raid on Dieppe?

3—After whom were the Solomon Islands named?

4—Some Chinese pilots are being trained in aerial combat in the United States; true or false?

books” of the Bible?

ginia? 7—What was the largest cereal crop in the United States in 1941?

or repel each other? ANSWERS 1—Czechoslovakia. 2—Rangers.

3—King Solomon David).

4—True.

5—Isaiah, Ezekiel, Daniel.

6—Charlottesville, Va. 7—Corn. (2,672,541,000 bushels) 8—Repel.

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6-~Where is the University of Vir-

8—Do like magnetic poles attract.

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