Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1942 — Page 27

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Fred Waring World News’ Symphonic Swing Ralph Knox

Thin Man Thin Man Tommy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey

Eddie Cantor Eddie Cantor District Attorney District Attorney

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Earl. Godwin Lum & Abner Manhattan Manhattan

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Herbert Hoover Herbert Hoover Spotlight Bands Spotlight Bands

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John Morrow Music You Like Starlight Trail Starlight Trail

Music After Ten Dee Peterson Dance Orch. Dance Orch.

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Sports ,Aces Star Parade Old Refrains Old Refrains

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vv 7 10:00 Mary Taylor 10:15 Second Husband 10:30 Bright Horizons “:10:45 Aunt. Jenny

12:00 Tune Revue

:15 Gilbert Forbes :30 Farm Circle :45 Farm Circle

:00 Dr. Malone :15 Joyce Jordan :30 Love and Learn :45 Ma Perkins

.2:00 David Harum

:15 Bob & Gayle

:30 Indpls. Symphony :45 Indpls. Symphony

:15 Navy News :30 Peppe Landeros

:46 Mountain Music.

:00 Tea Time Tunes :15 Mother & Dad 30 Santa Claus

1 1 1 3 2 2 2 2 3:00 News 3 3 3 4 4 4 4:45 Ben Bernie

WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING

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News Linda. Lou Bill Haley Utah Trailers

News Roundup Get Up & Go Bandwagon Get Up & Go

News Morning Mail Morning Mail News

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

World News Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

Musical Clock Ralph Knox Shopping School Shopping School

Mel -Steele Mel Steele » Friendly House Friendly House

Friendly House Ethel Willits Ethel Willits Harpo & Tiny

Ranch Hands Howard Carlson Tex Hi Sailor!

News Farmer's Digest Strictly Personal Farmer's Digest

Farmer's Digest: Pioneer Sons Pioneer Sons Bond Parade

Sunshine Special Sunshine Special Ace Bailey Ace Bailey

Harpo & Tiny Harpo & Tiny Curley Baker Jimmy & Judy

Brite Spots Devotional Gospel Songs

Turf Bar Time

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News Hymn Singer Baby Institute Gene & Glenn

Breakfast at Sardi’s Breakfast at Sardi’s Women in War Little Jack Little

Console Pitcures High School Hour Farm and Home Farm and Home

Baukhage People’s Man Drug Program Drug Program

Victory Business Mystery Chef Navy Salute Hollywood News

Audition Preview Audition Preview Audition Preview Audition Preview

Audition Audition Preview Friendly Relations Rex Maupin

Sea Hound Hop Harrigan Sportsman Club Merry-Go-Round

Merry Melodies The O’'Neills Helpmate Lone Journey

Road of Life Vic & Sade Against the Storm David Harum

Keyboard Serenade Keyboard Serenade Headlines EAT-itorially

Livestock Farm and Home Wally Nehrling John Morrow

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

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Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Girl Marries Portia Plain Bill Front Page Farrell

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4:15—Portia 4.30—Plain Bill

4:45—Front Page Farrell

5:00—News Reporter 5:15—Don Winslow & Abner

: 5.45—Towell Thomas

6:00—Fred Waring 6:15—Gregor Ziemer

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7:30—Tommy 7:45—Tommy

8:00—Eddie Cantor 8:15—Eddie Cantor

8:30—District 8:45—District

9:00—Kay Kiser

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time practices for American broadcasters, recently issued by the office of censorship. On top of this, each station must go to the FCC every two years to show cause why its license should be renewed. * Both sides have talking points. One logical conclusion to the problem is offered by Arno Ruth in his recent study, Radio Today, compiled for the Geneva Research Center. He writes that both private initiative and official control are necessary to the growth and development of broadcasting and suggests that a

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Certificates of appreciation are being sent workers who helped the Indianapolis Red Cross blood doner center earn the army-navy *“E” award for excellent service to the

armed forces. Among those receiving certificates are OCD block workers who canvassed neighborhoods for blood doners, women OCD leaders and workers in Red Cross chapters in other Indiana cities who cooperated with the mobile unit.

D. OF A. COUNCIL 53 TO HOLD 2 PARTIES

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folks, their families and fellow workers — from the fighting front —from the production front

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WISH... 1:00 P. M.

SUNDAY

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On Dec. 25 of the same year the infant service broadcast around the world, the first Christmas message by his late Majesty, King George V. Facilities were limited in those days to two transmitters only and 10 hours of programs per day in all Moreover, all programs were in the English language. From its humble beginning, BBC has advanced from -a single 1anguage to 45 different tongues and dialects, from a handful of people to a staff of thousands and from a single distance broadcast to a 70hour daily world-wide short-wave service, Norman Corwin, who recently returned from England, is probably this country’s No. 1 BBC booster. He is enthusiastic about the way BBC is fighting the war of words and has expressed the hope that this country will appoint a “radio high command.” “Radio is a weapon as much as a tank or machine gun,” Corwin says, pointing to the artfuf use the Nazis have made of it. The U, S. office of war information recognized radio’s potential use for morale building and propaganda when it took over all short-wave stations at the outbreak of the war, As to a “high command,” network officials admit that there, is much’ confusion, but contend that broadcasters ' already have their hands tied by regulations. They

Mr. Corwin

~ BING CROSBY VISITS LIONEL BARRYMORE

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Together they appear on “Mayor of the Town” with a great cast in a great story!

% Tonight, two of the greatest stars of screen

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on the air! Lionel Barrymore as “Mayor of the Town” and Bing Crosby playing —of all people—BING CROSBY, appeartogether in a comedy-drama that will warm your heart.

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tive on Eddie Cantor's “Time to Smile” program at 8 o'clock tonight, WIRE. He will attempt to prove his host’s innocence in connection with the disappearance of Frank Loesser's newest song, “The Case of the Extra Santa Claus” will be “Mr. District Attorney’s” problem on the same station at 8:30. . . , Lionel Barrymore's guest as “Mayor of the Town” tonight will be Bing Crosby, whose mission will be to build up the local] bond drive in Springdale. WFBM| will carry the broadcast at 8:30 o'clock. Selections from the “New Moon” will be heard on the “Great Moments in Music” program at 9 o'clock tonight on WFBM. =” os 2 “STAGE DOOR CANTEEN” has rounded up a spectacular group of guests for its 8:30 p. m. broadcast tomorrow on WFBM. Headed by Grace Moore, Met Opera star, the cast will include Peter Lorre, bogeyman of the films and Jane Cowl entertaining from New York. Then the program. will move to Washington's canteen, where Miss Cowl Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and comedian Milton Berle will be introduced by Helen Menken. Lucille Ball will face Abbott and Costello's joke firing squad on the comics’ program at 9 p. m. tomorrow on WIRE, , .. “Dr. Christian's” drama, to be heard at 7:30 o'clock tonight on WFBM, is entitled “To Save a Life.” . , , The prize-winning script by M. M. Musselman, motion picture writer, will present Jean Hersholt in a story dedicated to the American Red Cross. s =a EX-PRESIDENT Herbert Hoover, speaking at a meeting of the Executive club in Chicago, will be heard on thegBlue network and WISH at 8 o'clock tonight. He will discuss “Approaches ‘to Peace Making,” in which he will review experiences at Versailles, recent

peace moves and the new approach}.

in the method peace making. His address will originate from the Sherman hotel in Chicago. 2. 2 8 : FABIEN SEVITZKY will conduct

night only.

P.S. And Bing will sing “White Christmas"!

Presented by

the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra in two selections at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow on WFBM and CBS. The

Capitol City Council No. 53, Daughters of America, will hold a Christmas party at 8 p. m. tomorrow at their hall, 512 N, Illinois st. . The same council will sponsor a skating party at 8 p. m. Monday at Riverside roller rink. Chairman of the skating party is Mrs. Helen Tilley, who will be assisted by Mrs. Emma Henshaw, Mrs. Alta Van Blaricum and Mrs. Dora Bailey. Lester Huff will be at the organ.

SERVICEMEN TO HEAR ALLISON CHOIR AT €Y’

Farrell Scott will present a pro-| gram Sunday morning for servicemen at the central Y M. C. A. W. L. LeMaster is to lead servicemen in group singing. The central branch also has scheduled a party for servicemen Christmas at which 0 ‘XY’ cadettes will entertain.

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