Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1943 — Page 17

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$:00 News Lester Huff Romantic Melodies| Air Raid 5:15 Edwin C. Hill Lester Huff Dial & Dance Dick Tracy Noise! JPPA~ 2)

5:30 John B. Kennedy | Uncle Van—Stories| Frank Parrish H. R. Gross LR 58 Gilbert Forbes Superman John Morrow-News Baseball Roundup : >, © ne RD \ 6:00 I Love a Mystery | Fulton Lewis Jr. Fred Waring Ella Fitzgerald 3 3 15 Harry James Sports Headlines World News Organ & “88” ‘ ; : 7 ‘30 Melody Hour Jimmie Allen Symphonic Swing |H. rR. Gross ( \S x 4 45 Melody Hour Arthur Hale Ralph Knox News [Sports Roundup

100 Lights Out Cisco Kid Johnny Presente | Earl Godwin £. -r “1 5 Lights Out Cisco Kid Johnny Presents Lum & Abner ——— wm fi5:18 Duffy's

1 30 Al Jolson Allen Roth Horace Heidt fry a - — : 35 Al Jolson Allen Roth Horace Heldt Duffy's (AARBORNG A YOU SHOULD HA — | 09 Burns & Allen Gabriel Heatter Battle of Sexes Jury Trials FUGITIVE FROM My Li KNOWN THAT 7" \weLL, COME UE JUSTICE 1S A /¥ WARDEN, BY THE /ALONG... WELL ¥

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:30 News Gracie Barries Roy Shield Service & Swing 45 Abe Lyman Gracie Barries Roy Shield Service & Swing AX - ALVIN = \ LL ALR A oe . a : / a SRA PA NA x — | (Mouser BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOO S48.

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Hoosier Harmony | World News News Hoosier Harmony | Musical Clock Morning Mafl FUN Chicago Tabernacle! Musical Clock Morning Mail NY BUSINESS Stony & Wilma Lee | Musical Clock Br. Club News 00 Early Birds Jon Arthur—News | Musical Clock Breakfast Club GAT 7 ww, A, 13 Mrs. Farrell Bandwagon Morning News 2 » 2? 30 Mrs. Farrell Get Up & Go Shopping School : 7 SIN 5 % 45 Smiling Ed Get Up & wo Shopping School Breakfast Club ) ALL Gi 747 7 W STOP: THE ) PROOF 00 Valiant Lay Leary Family Merry Melodies News / : “Uae it 4 Un) AMERICAN EMBASSY. / MET WITH FOUL. Leary Family The O'Neills Hymn Singer : \ a 7 ! : 3 { PLAVI-") 22 2 | | nN : "yy 2007] | . 4 ) fa

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10:00 Golden Gate Four | Happy Hoosiers Road of Life Breakfast at Sardi's 30:15 Secona Husbana Happy Hoosiers Vic & Sade Breakfast at Sardi’s 10:30 Bright Horizons Ethel Willitts Snow Village Hank Lawson 10:45 Aunt Jenny Everson Byways David Harum Story Hour 1 1

:00 Kate Smith News & Markets [Piano Twins News Highlights :15 Pig Sister Texas Saddle Pals | Uncle Sam Console Pictures -30 Winston Churchill | Winston Churchill | Winston Churchill Winston Churchill -45 Winston Churchill | Hi Sailor! Winston Churchill | Winston Churchill

1 1 32:00 Gilbert Forbes = | Nelson Baker MEAT-itorially Baukhage 12:15 Ma Perkins Farm Front Dick Stone People’s Man 32:30 Farm News Farm Front Wally Nehrling Drug Program 12:45 Farm Circle Curly Baker John Morrow U.S. Marine Band

4 1:00 Dr. Malone Sagebrush Pioneers | Music Medley U.S. Marine Band 1:15 Joyce Jordan Sagebrush Pioneers | Linda's Love Mysto) Chet 1:30 Bd Learn Harpe > Tiny Bears In Harmen Navy hue ¢ : S gg 45 G res Dav inor itor's Dau T ne m ; hd : : 8! 2 n n 1 oldbe ve Mi i g . : . = , : WE'LL LEAVE IT T'YO : SORRY, DAISY MAE -BUT LI'L ABNER --ER--= T'FIND A FAMBLY ; WRONG ACCORDIN T'TH' LAW A MEBBE - INSTEAD O M-MERBE

00 News Texas Saddle Pals | Mary Marlin Morton Downey : 8 15 Wheeler Mission Hoosier Sweethearts | Ma Perkins My True Sry ? ¥ b \ & FOOLISH ‘NUFF TT) ’ ORPHIN KIN ONLY BE BEIN'A ORPHIN ~ AM 0 oung y True Story eu ? 2% i ) ; TADOPP THET % ADOPTED RY A YO'D DRUTHER BE D-DRUTHER? 15 Sone Shop Lina Je Rit 1 Sepia Tee Maton yp = rr S { 2 MOTHERLESS CHILE? ! l 7 MARRIED WOOMIN, A MUSRIN -- NAMELY, :

2 2 2 2 — 3:00 Home Front Reprt. | Harpo & Tiny Backstage Wife Club Matinee 3:15 Home Front Reprt. | Harpo & Tiny Stella Dallas Club Matinee ;: p > 3 AN 7 3 ; 2 3 + 4 4

30 Song Shop WIBC Mailbag Pepper Yi WF A HUSRIN 77 M-MINE=-?7?

:30 Song Shop Howdy Carlson Lorénzo Jones Human Relations . yf , , :43 Song Shop Dick Fansler Widder Brown North Ballroom i 2 NAS p Nee = Z 74 4:00 Song Shop | Leary Family Girl Marries East Ballroom py :15 Service Stars Leary Family Portia West Ballroom 30 Sang Shop Little Jimmy Plain Bill South Ballroom :45 The Home Fires | Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell Baseball Roundup Bur Bats ENUFF

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4:30—Plain Bill 9:15—Johnny Presents 10:00—Carroll D. Alcott ‘ 4:45—Front Page Farrell 7:30—Horace Heidt 10:15—Gregor Ziemer “My ancestors heap happy tribe!” 5:00—Goldbergs 7:45—Horace Heidt 10:30—SmoXing Pleasure

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0 Pa 5:30—Sweet RIV 8:15—Battle of Sexes 11:00—Arthur Reilly sb owell Thor cg THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson

§:45—Lowell Thomas 8:30—Fibber McGee 11:15—0Uncle Sam 6:00—Fred Waring 8:45—Fibber McGee 11:30—-Burt Farber 6:15—News Reporter 9:00—~Bob Hope 11:45—Wally Johnson = me ‘ won wow pas WASHINGTON TUBBS n

WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS : INDEPENDENT : : | 10:00—Ro Lif :30—Gu . | si St "3 cu, Ruby & Aub. HR mo OT a i . FHATS ME i Y IM POSITIVE THAT DESTROYER SANK THEN g | | i A DIFFERENT U-BOAT THAN THE ONE WE ERE © STRANGE, - ; wy;

6:45—Roy Starkey po: 30-Snow. Village 3100 tan %:00— ily ; : v Tu 15 3 T3133 Sime 11:00—O'Neills %:30—Pepper Young : 3 , IT'S LEAVING %:30—Reporter—News 11:15—Arthur Reilly 2:45—Happiness | a | 1 DUNNO. 8uT ee 7:45—Reveille Roundup 11:30-=-Hearts in Harmony 3:00—Backstage Wife =: : d | THERE'S THAT FISHING 8:00—Time to Shine 11:45—Arthur Reilly 3:15—Stella Dallas | | BOAT AGAIN 8:15—Carroll D. Alcott P. M. : Lorenzo Jones | xd 8.30—Bradley Kincaid 12:00—Editor’s Daughter 3:45—Widder Brown , gene RRL pm | HR 00— tifu 12:3 TY v : 8 15 Linda's Love: 12:43 Everybodys Parm 4:30—Diain BIE FATHER 3 NewWs— 1:00 [4 or : n age rrell LH 8:45_Tone Torey 10S Lonel Women | POLAR BEAR iat CX | GETS TO S7ay By DAN GORDON Prime Minister Winston Church- OUT All NIGGA, SINCE 6:30 p. m. Tuesday, April| ill will address both houses of Wr THER Ea oR - 20, NBC has been broadcasting a! congress at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow | : | MOME IN A SN program that is well worth the at-{ over all networks. He is © t- 11 vo Canin WALLED SEN tention of all radio listeners, espe- ee | 3) AND A NIGHT IN ; h : cially those interested in good mu-| ®d to outline in Some degree the | jj Ie THE Re : ; a All Les n= gic and narratives of the fighting united nations’ plans for the | . 28 7 2 , rh fronts. dl forthcoming offensive. | i —_— n= ii sis " outh” is a fresh an 1 A | re ABBIE AN' SLATS

youthful program and features anj f all-youth orchestra conducted by| They Were Expendable” a n d : ) 4 ’ YOU COULD HARDLY EXPECT I REMEMBER YOU, KID. YOU HAD APPARENTLY YOU TWO WERE BOTH > MAYBE SHE'S JUST

Raymond Paige. The program ar- “Journey for Margaret”; Nadine rangers probably got the idea for a Conner, Metropolitan opera lyric ( ME TO REMEMBER WAVING SEEN A CUTE LITTLE OUTFIT ON THAT NIGHT, WORKING THERE .\T SEEMS A RATHER THING, I8N'T /~ NERVOUS. THAT'S LINDA YOU IN THE TOWERCREST HOTEL I WAS SINGING WITH THE BAND ' ODD WAY TO SPEND CHRISTMAS EVE -BUT SHE ¢ TEASDALE THE WEIRESS,

youth show from Leopold Stokow= | ; cra i's orchestra |ing as narrator; Ben Grauer, an- TERE “CBA y : skis OF 8 ‘nouncer, and a guest war worker a 8 EETY INA HA RR OU AD I Se RIeuve a8 RE excooE WE A WAACS. GHE REALLY : : : DESERVES A LOT OF CREDIT

of several years Se | beri . 3 leach week are featured with the . : WAS A ago. The latter | A SHINY ONE CAN BE ,

orchestra Ww o h orchestra in a well-rounded half JUST AS DANGEROUS IE

great popularity {hour of entertainment. IT CARRIES G . and was consider- | Acting as master of ceremonies, :

ed the equal of | White introduces the “service story many adult musi- lof the week,” a dramatization of + ap . as = pe ; cal organizations " |some heroic, danger-packed episode ro Pa fe il It is the pro- y [Of the war. ) j gram’s purpose to | Paige, a noted symphonic, con-| . stress the excel- | cert and radio conductor, leads his i A] lence of the per- “young Americans,” a 40-piece 7] ; \ = cow 1301 Bonen, te © f= for mance of Nadine Commer orchestra of teen - and - twenty . pm— - @a RS as youth in factories and on the farm talented musicians. Composed of - . and battlefronts. [11 girls and 29 boys, the orchestra 5.18 William L. White, author of has already made a Carnegie hall : ANSWER-—Midway Islands.

soprano star; Berry K r, act- . p! y Kroege : or CHRISTMAS EVE. YOU WERE THE ; 1 SUPPOSE YOU WAVE A

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HORIZONTAL Answer {é Previous Puzzle 10 Within This is its first radio appearance. 1,7 Pictured 11 Born Tonight's program will feature | South Amer- 12 Indian cere- | Nick Hoogendam, 17-year-old Dutch | ican leader, monial dance | farm lad, who is reported to have, ee 15 He is a leader | spent more days adrift at sea than Angarita U OF we anyone in maritime history, in a | 13 Roamers ais| VAN 18 He is —— of | gramatization of a merchant marine | 14 Presser that country | yorpedoing. | 15 Of a velum C . 20 Strip of our 1 . ; 16 Termination Uv ‘honors r local NBC stavion, WIRE, to | 17 Precipitous y 23 Greek market date has not broadcast “Salute to 19 Half an em place Yous. 21 Symbol for 24 Endures “8 8 | iridium 27 Eternity DOTS AND DASHES . . . Be- |

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urday as U. S. warrant officer at the :s ordnance base at Santa Anita, Cal. a ors a pS orn hE — TR . . . Cheryl Walker, the “Bileen” of || [PREFS of MRS ny FE Stata. oN WES Al

the “Stage Door Canteen,” WFBM « at 8:30 p. m. Thursday, was once HEARING AIDS

stand-in for Veronica Lake and ; \DENRTICATION

Claudette Colbert. (Ed note: I don’t see how it's possible, but that’s what the publicity says.)

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