Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1943 — Page 21

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8:30 Mrs. Farre Bandwagon 8:45 Movieland Get Up & Go

Chicago Tabernacle

Jon Arthur—News Get Up & Go

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: Shopping School Club 9:00 Valiant Lady Mel Steele Merry Melodies News . 9:15 Stories - Mel Steele The O’Neills Hymn Singer 9:30 Honeymoon Hil Friendly House, Helpmate Baby Institute 9:45 Bachelor's Child’n| Friendly House J] Lone Journey Gene & Glenn + 10:00 News Musical Interlude | Road of Life Breakfast rdi’ 10:15 Second Husband | Ethel R. Willitts Vic & Sade Breakfast a Sardis 10:30 Bright Horizons | Judy Perkins Snow Village Jack Baker 10:45 Aunt Jenny i Everson Byways David Harum Little Jack Little © 11:00 Kate Smith | | Ranch Hands Piano Twins | News Highlights #. 11:15 Eig Sister [ Howard Carlson Uncle Sam Console Pictures 11:30 Helen Trent Little Jimmy Headlines Farm & Home “11:45 Our Gal Sunda; Hi Sailor! EATitorially Farm & Home 00 Gilbert Forbes Jon Arthur—News | Livestock Market Baukha, Ma Perkins Farmer’s Digest Fun & Information| People’s Man :30 Farm New Farmer's Digest Wally Nehrling Drug Program :45 Farm Circle Farmer's Digest ; | John Morrow U. 8. Marine Band ——— Dr. Malone Song Birds Music Medley U. 8. Marine Band CK,I THOLGHT Joyce Jordan | |Song Birds Linda's Love Mystery Chet ™ & WHO" Pioneer Sons Hearts In Harmony Nav Salute ae S

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Uncle Sam | Morton Downey

My True Story Ted Malone

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Editor's Daughter

Mary Marlin Ma Perkins epper Young Right to Happiness Backstage Wife

Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones

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THE FEMALE counterpart of Phil Spitalny, Ina Ray Hutton, will lead her all-male or chestra tonight o t h e “Spotligh Band” program over WISH at ji 8:30. Ina, whose band will play for serv-

Monroe, Va,! starred in three musical comedy hits before be-

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DRAMA TONIGHT . . . The regular Arch Obeler feature, “Lights Out,” on WFBM at 7. . . . “Famous Jury Trials,” WISH at 8. . . . “I

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Love a Mystery,” the same station at 6. . . . “Sky Host,” WIBC at

! ” 8 2 TITO GUIZAR, popular Mexican singing-guitarist, becomes a regular member of the “Duffy’s Tavern” cast tonight on WISH at 7:30, Tito

ing the American public for quite a while now and has added to his fame as an exponent of

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Yoiioy Booth in Tito Gui the role of “Miss Duffy” after an absence of several weeks. Shirley returns from Boston where she opened in a new play, “Tomorrow

the World.” Ralph Bellamy will be a guest. : 8 8 2 : NOTE . . . Give a dollar to the

Red Cross to help our service men— yours might be the “buck” thai brings ‘em back alive! 8 8 = J DOTS AND DASHES . . . Jean Tennyson, soprano star of the “Great Moments in Music” program, and other members of the cast recently sang an opera for service men at New York’s Stage Door Canteen. . + « Billy Gray, who does the “little Matilda” character on the “Caravan” program, plays “muscle men” roles in motion pictures. . . . Rochester, Jack Benny's radio “man,” recently started work in a new .picture. It marks one of the fey .times he has appeared before the camera withqut “the boss.” . . . Dinah Shore, “popularity plus,” leaves the Eddie Cantor program in June. Plans are in the making for a variety show built around the blues singer sometime in the fall. ‘Meanwhile Dinah will be starred in

cently to handle wartime food} problems, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Central li general discussion on

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HOOSIER AMONG 94 TO GET AIR MEDAL

WASHINGTON, April 13 (U. P.). —The war department announced today that 94 additional officers and enlisted men of the U. 8S. army air forces have awarded the air medal for meritorious action while participating in flights in the India, Burma, Middle Eastern

Only Indiana man to receive the award was Tech. Semgt. Glenn E. Beard, Frankfort, who was ciééd for his accomplishments as aerial engi-| neer_on a transport flying over India, Burma and China, delivering | vital war supplies ‘to active combat

METHODIST GROUP

The Central players of Central Avenue Methodist church will present an Easter play, “Into. Thy Kingdom,” Thursday evening. Cast for the play, which will be the Church Night program of the season, will include Morris Conly, Merrilee Martin, James Bash, Chester Reynolds, Dorothy Keilman, George Brossland, Harriett Bishop and Ralph Steele. Mrs. John Davy will direct. :

CLUB NAMES OFFICERS E. Louis Moore has been named president of the newly formed Appomattox club which was organized last week. Other officers of the club, organized to “promote greater democracy in Indiana,” are John Browder, vice president; James T. Tanner, secretary; Lonnie Hayes, treasurer, and Joseph K. Brown, legal adviser. The club will meet

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