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WFBM 1260 .. WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 X = Fri. (CBS (Mutual) Pri, (NBC) (Blue Network) \ 4:00 Madeleine Carroll | Music Interlude = | Girl Marries Sea Hound 4:15 ‘Service Stars Sunshine Girls Portia Hop Harrigan 4:30 Are You a Genius? | Sunshine Girls Plain Bill Sportsman Club 4:45 Ben Bernie Turf Bar Time | Front Page Farrell | Merry-Go-Round $0 Paul Sullivan Cocktail Time Romantic Melodies | Terry & Pirates ’r The Duncans Cocktall Time Dial & Dance Jaycee Home Front » ca ging’ ac stron 10-2-4 Ranch . R. Gross 5:45 Gilbert Forbes . ‘Capt. idnight Dick Reed Parade of Bands 6:00 Amos ‘n’ Andy Fulton Lewis Jr. | Fred Waring Scramble §, 6:15 Secret Weapon Sports Slants World News Scramble ... 8:30 Easy Aces | Lone manger Symphonic Swing | H. R. Gross v 8:45 My. Keen Lone Ranger Ralph Knox Tee Casper—sSports 7:00 Kate Smith Hour| Cal Tinney Lucille Manners | Earl Godwin 7:15 ‘Kate Smith Hour|Spotlite on Rhythm | Lucille Manners | Dinah Shore 3:30 Thin Man Cisco Kid All Time Hit Parade| Meet Your Navy 7:45 Thin Man Cisco Kid All Time Hit Parade| Meet Your Navy . 8:00 Playhouse Gabriel Heatter Waltz Time Gang Busters 8:15 Playhouse U. S. Navy Waltz Time Gang Busters 8:30 Brewster Boy Double or Nothing | Funny People Spotlight Bands 8:45 Brewster Boy Double or Nothing | Funny People Spotlight Bands 9:00 Comedy Caravan | Wilson-Robinson Tommy Riggs John Gunther _ 9:15 Comedy Caravan | Wilson-Rohinson Tommy Riggs Gracie Fields { 9:30 Comedy Caravan | Wilson-Robinson Marine Women" Your Income Tax 9:45 Conc’t Miniatures| Wilson-Robinson Blues in the Night | Sports Round-Up 10:00 Gilbert Forbes A-Z in Novelty John Morrow H. R. Gross 10:15 World Today Jack Ream Music You Like Island Song. 10:30 Sandman Wordless Musie Starlight Trail - | Honored Music 10:45 Sandman Wordless Music Starlight Trail Honored Music 11:00 Strikes & Spares! Sports Aces: Music You Want |News 11:15 Night Watch Master Singers Music You Want Service & Swing 11:30 Uncle Sam Old Refrain Dolores & Orch. Service & Swing 11:45 Hal McIntyre Old Refrain Dolores & Orch. Service & Swing SATURDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) | (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network)

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6:45 Early Birds Little Jimmy Dawn Patrol Morning Reveille 7:00 World Today News News Roundup News 9:15 Early Birds Linda Lou Musical Clock Morning Mail 7:30 Early Birds Judy Perkins Musical Clock Morning Mail 7:45 News Utah Trailers “| Musical Clock News A 8:00 Mark Time, Music| News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Club 8:15 Maurice Brown Get Up & Go ‘Ralph Knox Breakfast Club 8:30 Garden Gate Bandwagon Merry. Melodies Breakfast Club 8:45 Garden Gate Get Up & Go Story Lady Breakfast Club 9:00 Market Basket Mel Steele Navy Music

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10:45 Let’s Pretend

Harpo & Tiny

Coast Guards

11:00 Today's Theater 11:15 Today's Theater

Ranch Hands Howard Carlson

Virginia Byrd Poultry School

| 9:15 Market Basket Mel Steele Gospel Trumpet nger 9:30 Hillbillies Friendly House Nellie Revell Youth & Religion | 9:45 Hillbillies Friendly House | |Family In War Nautical News 10:00 Red Cross Prog. Music Interlude Unannounced Console Pictures 10:15 God’s Country Ethel R. Willitts Unannounced Sea Stories 10:30 Let’s Pretend Charlie Cook Coast Guards Little Playhouse

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11:30 Hollywood Stars Little Jimmy Head . Farm and Home . 11:45 Hollywood Stars Hi Sailor Eatitorially Farm and Home 12:00 Gilbert Forbes Indiana News “| Livestock News Farmer's Digest Farm & Home People’s Man

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12:30 Farm Circle 12:45 Farm Circle

Farmer's Digest Farmer's Digest

Wally Nehrling John Morrow

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1:00 Men & Books Jamboree Prevue News Pictures Metropolitan Opera 1:15 Men & Books Jamboree Prevue News Pictures Metropolitan Opera 1:30 Spirit of '43 Sons of Pioneers Farm Inst. Metropolitan Opera 1:45 Spirit of ’'43 Sons of Pioneers U. S. Marines Metropolitan Opera | 2:00 Herbert Hoover Sunshine Special |Ministrel Melodies | Metropolitan Opera | 2:15 Herbert Hoover Sunshine Special | Ministrel Melodies | Metropolitan Opera 2:30 Hello from Hawali| Ace - Bailey Charles Dant Metropolitan Opera | 2145 Hello from Hawaii| Ace Bailey Women’s Federation | Metropolitan Opera 3:00 Wash’ton Reports| Harpo & Tiny Rhythm Matinee | Metropolitan Opera | 3:15 London Reports | Harpo & Tiny Rhythm Matinee | Metropolitan Opera | 3:30 Leatherneck | Lore | Hoosier Home Rotary Internat’n’l| Metrgpolitan Opera ; : { 3:45 Sam at War Jimmy Dickens America’s Music Metr litan Opera u | " - | 4:00 Cleveland Sym. Navy Bulletin Board | Doctors at War Musical Cocktail x 4:15 Cleveland Sym. Navy Bulletin Board | Doctors at War Musical Cocktail Vai S \) ~ hi UR yD on | 4:30 Cleveland Sym. Navy Bulletin Board | DePauw Sportsman Club - a) 4 | 435 Cleveland Sym. ' Navy Bulletin Board ' Alex Dreier Sol Lewis NA ere Sa TH QUESTION OF — Yo i Yeo J ou 7 1 | 2 WLW FRIDAY EVENING Whe: Wop , DELIVER 0 100! 4 PM. 6:30—String Serenade 9:15—Tommy ‘Riggs OH, vend 7. 4:00—Girl Marries 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—~Meet Your Navy NN? uw’ . 4:15—Portia 7:00—Dufly’s 9:45—Meet Your Navy 0 PE “oo 9 4:30—Plain Bill T7:15—~Duffy’s 10:00—Arthur Reilly N Y/ 4:45—Pront Page Farrell 7:30—Information Please !10:15—Background i: N 5:00—News Reporter 7:45—Information Please |10:30—Burt Farber 3

5:15—Uncle Sam 5:30—Lum ’n’ Abner 5:45—Lo'vell Thomas 6:00—Fred Waring 6:15—Gregor Ziemer

8:00—Waltz Time 8:15—Waltz Time 8:30—Funny People 8:45—Funny People 9:00—Tommy Riggs

10:45—Chick Mauthe 11:00—~Gardner Benedict 11:15—Gardner Benedict 11:30—Midnight Melodies 11:45—Moon River

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SATURDAY PROGRAMS | / . 1:30—Me ropolitan

10:00—Creighton’s 10:15—Creighton’s 10:30—Coast Guards 10:45—Coast Guards 11:00—Home Forum 11:15—Home Forum 11:30—News Reporter)

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FIGHT FANS will find a card to

000 soldiers monthly in the 62 army centers in the United States. Guests will be Abe Lyman, bandmaster, and Joseph Latham, recently of the American field service in the Middle East. Frank Forest, accompanied by Nat Brusiloff’'s orchestra, will sing a new ballad, “A

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lemite, Ray (Sugar) Robinson, will mix with another Negro welterweight, Sergt. California Jackie, Wilson. Don Dunphy and Bill! Corum will provide the blow-by-blow and color details of this 10round encounter. _ Contributions of the Elks to the war effort will receive tribute on “Double or Nothing,” station WIBC at 8:30 o'clock. The Elks are enlisting 25,000 17-year-old aviation cadets and the lodge’s recreation |

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WAR DRUM'S THRGCB will be heard on WISH four times tonight. Col. Roscoe Turner, famous racing pilot of the early days of aviation, will sound the first patriotic call of the evening when he is inws terviewed by Bob Ripley on the “Scranible” program at 6:05 o'clock. : He will relate fan adventure story of pilots in the fighting zone and will also tell

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how he and his colleagues of the 30’s made an inCol. Turner ygluable contribution to the advancement of the fighting plane dung Mio early hectic days by testing and developing their equipment. “Meet Your Navy,” with the Great Lakes training station band and the 200-voice choir, will be on WISH from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. Lieut. Comm. Eddie Peabody will give selections on his banjo and Lowell K. Dutton and Paul E. Stigers, bluejackets, will be soloists. Guests will be Dorothy Blaylock and Joanna Hammond of the WAVES. From the Will Rogers air base in Oklahoma City, the “Spotlight” band of the day, Bernie Cummins’ orchestra, will be on at 8:30 o'clock. The station’s fourth patriotic program will be Gracie Fields’ “Victory Show,” with Harry Sosnik’s orches-

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when Ed (Archie) Gardner, manager of “Duffy’s.” brings his Brooklynese to the “Comedy Caravan” to blend with ‘the Hoosier of Herb Shriner and the Dutch of Lew Lehr. On WFBM at 9 o'clock. Fred Waring will be on WIRE at 6 o'clock with a program of victory tunes selected by men at the navy indoctrination school of Dartmouth college. Lucille Manners, with Baritone Ross Graham and Dr. Frank ‘Black’s orchestra, will be on this station at 7 o’clock. “Hit Parade” with Mark Warnow’s orchestra will be on WIRE at 7:30 o'clock; Frank Munn and “Waltz Time” at 8 o'clock and “Betty Lou” at 9: o'clock. Screen villain Basil Rathbone will visit with Tommy and Betty. #8 #8

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Babe Ruth program by Dr. Rufus M. Jones, chairman of the -American Friends service committee and they wil be introduced by Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo, president of the Greater New York federation of churches. The “Navy Bulletin Board,” a coast-to-coast Mutual feature, will come to Indianapolis tomorrow to pick up the music of Glenn Gray's Orchestra from the Circle theater

carry the program. Highiights on WIBC tomorrow will be “Hawaii Calls,” with music short-waved direct from Honolulu, at 5:30 p. m.,, and the “American Eagle Club,” the weekly meeting of American airmen now on duty in Britain. Features will be interviews with some of the airmen and music by noted English bands. Benny Goodman and his pals will be the “Spotlight Band” on WIS

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