Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1943 — Page 19

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WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE .1430 WISH 1310 (CBS). (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 4:00 Song Shop. Leary Family Girl Marries East Ballroom 4:15 Service Stars Leary Family Portia West Ballroom 30 Song Shop Little Jimmy Plain Bill South Ballroom . 4:45 The. Home Fires | Turf Bar Tjme Front Page farrell | Sportsman Club 5:00 News Lester Huff Romantic Melodies| Navy Salute 6:15 Edwin C. Hil Lester Huff Dial & Dance Dick Tracy 5:30 Four Clubnieh Uncle Van—=8tories| Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Superman ; John Morrow-News | Baseball Roundup 6:00 I Love a Mystery | Fulton Lewis Jr. Fred Waring Victor Borge 6:15 Harry James Sports Headlines World News Lions Boys’ Band 6:30 Melody Hour Jimmie Allen Symphonic Swing |H. rR. Gross: 6:46 Melody Hour Arthur Hale Ralph Knox News [Sports Roundup 7:00 Lights Out Cisco Kid Johnny Presents Earl Godwin 7:15 Lights Out Cisco Kid Johnny Presents Lum & Abner 7:30 Al Jolson Allen Roth Horace Heidt Dufty’s 7:45 Al Jolsen Allen Roth Horace Heidt Duffy's 8:00 Burns & allen Gabriel Heatter Battle of Sexes Jury Trials 8:15 Burns & Allen Spotlight Rhythm | Battle of Sexes Jury Trials 8:30 Academy Award Nick Carter Fibber McGee Spotlight Bands 8:45 Academy Award Nick Carter Fibber McGee Spotlight Bands 9:00 Suspense | Bivins vs. Marshall | Bob Hope George Elliot 9:15 Suspense Bivins vs. Marshall | Bob Hope Gracie Fields 9:30 Concert Miniatures | Bivins vs. Marshall | Red Skelton It’s Dance Time 9:45 John B. Kennedy .| Bivins vs. Marshall | Red Skelton It's Dance Time 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Nelson Baker John Morrow-News| H. R. Gross 10:15 Joseph C. Harsch Don Roth Texas Rangers Song of Islands 10:30 Sandman Ethel Willits Starlight Trail Teddy Powell 10:45 Sandman Dance Time Starlight Trail Teddy Powell 11:00 Baseball Roundup| News & Music Music You Want News 11:15 Abe Lyman Eddie Howard Music You Want |Service & Swing 11:30 News Stan Kenton Roy Shield Service & Swing 11:45 Jerry Wald Stan Kenton Roy Shield Service & Swing WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network)

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John ‘Morrow U.S. Marine Band

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1:00 Dr. Malone Sagebrush Pioneers | Music Medley 1:15 Joyce Jordan Sagebrush Pioneers | Linda's Love Mystery Chef 1:30 Love & Learn Harpo & Tiny Hearts in Harmony| James G. McDonald 1:45 Goldbergs Dave Minor Editor's Daughter | Uncle Sam 2:00 News Texas Saddle Pals Mary Marlin Morton Downey 2:15 Wheeler Mission Hoosier Sweethearts| Ma Perkins My True Story 2:30 Song &hop WI Mailbag Pepper Young My True Story 2:45 Song Shop Linda Lou Right to Happiness|Ted Malone 3:00 Home Front Reprt. | Harpo & Tiny Backstage Wife Club Matinee 8:15 Home Front Reprt. | Harpo & Tiny Stella Dallas Club Matinee ° 8:30 Something tp Talk | Howdy Carlson Lorenzo Jones Air Raid 3:45 Song Shop Dick Fansler Widder Brown North Ballroom 4:00 Song Shop Leary Family | Girl Marries East Ballroom 4:15 Service Stars Leary Family Portia West Ballroom 4:30 Song Shop Little Jimmy Plain Bill South Ballroom 4:45 The Home Pires | Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrelll Baseball Roundup

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P. M. 6:30—William 4:00—Girl Marries 6:45—H. 4:15—Portia

4:30—Plain Bill 7:15—Johnny Presents 10:00—Arthur Reilly 4:45—Front Page Farrell 7:30—Horace Heidt 10:15—Gregor Ziemer 5:00—Music Goes Round 7:45—Horace Heidt 10:30—Dance Orchestra

5:15—~Reporter-News

: 8:30—Fibber 6:00—Fred Waring 6:15—News Reporter

: V. Kaltenborn 7:00—Johnny Presents

8:00—Battle of Sexes 8:15—Battle of Sexes

8:45—Fibber McGee 9:00—Bob Hope

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WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS A. M, 10:00—Road of Life 1:30—~Guiding Light 6:30—Roy Starkey 10:15—Vic & Sade 1:45—Church Hymns 6:45—~Reveille Roundup 10:30—Snow Village 2:00~:4ary Marlin %7:00—Time to Shine 10:45—David Harum 3:15-Ma Perkins 7:15—News 11:00—Editor’'s Daughter %:30—Pepper Young %7:30—Consumers 11:15—Aunt Jenny 2:45—Happiness

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8:30—Linda’s Love 8:46—Big Sister 9:00—Lora Lawton

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9:15—The O’Neills 9:30—Hearts in Harmony 1:00—Light of World 4:45—Front Page Farrell 9:45—Lone Journey 1:15—Lonely Women

8 ” 8 By DAN GORDON

WHEN THE war is over and materials become available again in sufficient quantities, don’t be surprised if there is a big increase in the use of transcriptions for commercial radio broadcasts. The government,

present time, has been doing a pretty thorough job of reaching the : American public by the use of recorded (or transcribed) programs, and has demonstrated to commercial sponsors a lot of things they never knew before about the effectiveness of transcriptions. Tops among the government shows is the “Treasury Star Parade,” which you can hear locally almost every day over any of the four stations in town—just consult the program listing for the time— and which reaches some 850-odd stations throughout the country. If you've ever heard one of these broadcasts you most certainly must have mistaken it for a “live” show, because the “Treasury Star Parade”

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to buy war bonds, and OWI’s “Uncle Sam,” which deFrank Sinatra to true life incidents about the home front in wartime, has gone far toward erasing the long existing prejudice agdinst discs. The aversion to transcribed programs arose - because in the early days, transcriptions as a rule were badly planned and produced and the records themselves had noisy,

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technically is a superb job and fea- scratchy surfaces. Furthermore, breakage in transit ran high, adding CROSSWORD PUZZLE an element of unreliability. HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 17 Lath - Today production of discs, if any1 Pictured Ci- [MAIRIG ol FIA [PRIOR 18 Symbol for, |thing, is more exacting than “live” vilian Defense O|CIEIAINI TAICIE AlT _ acetyl broadcasting. On the air, if a mis- ; NIE} 50 Paradise : Warning de. [ORIEEHE]AITHAEIND EH TIAN] 52 Compass point take is made, it’s too late to do anyADL) DIE [LIL FD E EEID [OP [A] S| TH 28 Numbers thing about it, but on a transcripIth Precage — Lh Hy E ‘(abbr.) tion, it means a recut. Use of the 118 High hil IE Y TIE |D] 29 Fish plastic, vinylite, has made possible gh my [RIOIC D APHIE RIA] 30 Constellation |, aimost complete elimination of ‘14 Russian city [] BIE[SIE WISICIRIEIE NJ 32 Sheik’s cere- ; : 15 Wolfrdmite “TAM * INTE monial ride surface noise and transcriptions so 16 Electrical TIRIA| YEE RISA VAD E JAIN] 33 Ensnare pliable that they can be bent and e ic RII [GEIBIE[TE {AP AlN[o] 34 Machine 5 & twisted without affecting their play(abbr) [ELATE] [EARIIMAISITISH 35 Bamboolike |*bIL4- . 9 Observe grass Soldiers of the Press,” a tran3) Tinkling 43 Native metal ~~ VERTICAL 36 Street boy |Scribed program in which United 23 Perfumed 44 Mired 1 Losseried 38 Piece of Press correspondents tell of their 24 Matched 46 Dilated 2 Mi currency experiences in the war zones, is group 49 Body part ineral 39 Gloomy broadcast Sunday over WIBC at 25 Like 50 Newspaper ~~ 3 Road (abbr.) 40 Dispatched [12:15 p. m. 26 Night before a notice 4 Exhale 45 Layman WISH broadcasts the “Atterbury holiday 51 Symbol for 5 That one 47 West Indies |Do-Boy” at 2 p. m. Saturday; “Air 27 Variety of iridium § Perform (abbr.) Raid,” sponsored by the local cidi srophitule " 5 Unngit | fhatt Seni (abbr.) 48 Algsrisn yin defense unit, at 3:30 p. m. h seapo. ednesday and Friday; a Red 81 Natural power form) 9 Suffix 54 Music note Cross program lin Mrs L. M. 82 After-meal 55 Short sleep 10Packed in a 55 Greek letter | Vogler, nutrition expert for the local sweet 58 Winglike graduated 56 Near Red Cross chapter, at 1:15 p. m. * 87 Sums up 60 They are used series 57 Jumbled type | Tuesday and Thursday, and the 41 Individual as a —— 11 Garment part 59 Louisiana |“N. » : 42 Each (abb 15 Container avy at War,” depicting the part ach (abbr.) measure n (abbr.) the WAVES and SEEBEES are 2 13 [4 . 5s le [7 8 [a [io [n playing In the ar ad prodieed oY eoman 1-c cConnell, a Szdl3 (aA 1b p. m. Sunday. This show is also i 7 i broadcast by WFBM at 2:15 p. m. ade |i Tbh 8 19 0 Tuesday and Thursday. Zi Li i R 2 8 = 2 F 2 23 GOOD LISTENING TONIGHT. ; si . . . The “American Melody Hour,” 7 Soa 2s 26 WFBM at 6:30. . . . Red Skelton’s NET ANG snares last show for this 28 36 i season, WIRE at i 9:30. Next week Th 7 . Hildegarde will WPT } revive the former 2% ; 37138 : NBC show, “Beat ; | the Band,” with WR 3 : Bob Grant's ororchestra.... Adolphe Menjou : WISH at 730. at 7:30.... 4 5 = 8 A black market Mr. Menjou racketeer on “Fa54 ; . mous Jury Trials,” over the same ; — station at 8. . . . A tale of —T a and an music on “Lights Out,”

NEGRO PHYSICIANS T0 ADDRESS RALLY

Negro physicians will discuss “What Everyone Should Know About Health” at a mass meeting tomorrow night at the Phyllis Wheatley branch, ¥. W. C. A, 653

institute, sponsored by the Indiana Tuberculosis association. The Public Health institute will’ also present the program for the annual meeting of the . Indiana State Medical, Dental and Pharma-

today and will last through Thursday. A mass meeting will be held in the Walker building auditorium. Speakers at this meeting are to be Dr. Laurie Allen of Milwaukee, tuberculosis; Dr. W. Roderick Brown of Pittsburgh, consultant in the medical division U. S. office of civilian defense, civilian war casualties; Dr. C. Leon Wilson, Chicago, obstetrics; Dr. H. N. Middleton, Indianapolis, heart; Dr. J. J. Hoover, Terre Haute, syphilis. Following the' mass meeting a banquet will be held in the federated clubhouse, 2309 N. Capitol ave. The members of the committee in charge of the banquet are Mrs. Lionel Artis, Mrs. Grace Bryant, Mrs. Lillian Courtney and Roy Clinthorne, D. D. 8.

WOMEN OF MOOSE PLAN CHAPTER NIGHT

Mrs. Elaine Ogden, Mooseheart chairman of the Women of the Moose, will sponsor her chapter night program at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Moose temple. Class initiation and an open meeting will be held. Chester Fryberger, superintendent of the Moose country home, will be the guest speaker. Busters band will furnish ' music. {The ladies’ drum and bugle corps will play- Sunday afternoon at

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