Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1943 — Page 19

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Pick a Winner Contented Program| Gracie Fields :30 Blondie 3 Pick a Winner .|Information Please|Alec ‘Templeton 0 9:45 Blondie Nelson Baker + | Information Please/It’s Dance Time ? Jo.00 Gilbert Forbes | A to Z in Novelty {John Morrow. H. R. Gross 0:15 Joseph C.* Harsch | Don Roth | Texas Ramgers Songs of Islands, 10:30 Sandman © | Ethel Willitt4 - |Starlight ‘Trail Honored Music 10:45 Sandman Dance Time |Starlight Trail Honored Music 11:00 Baseball Roundup| News & ‘Music Music ‘You Want |News . : "11:15 Broadway Uncle Sam Music You Want {Service & Swing b - 11:30 Uncle Sam || Harry James. Tropical Serenade | Service & Swing - 2 11:45 Charlie Spivak Or.! Harry James Tropical: Serenade ! Service & Swing . THe BAD EXAMPLE . TUESDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1260 71 4 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 . By Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster (C38) FL (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) . " / "¢30 Early Birds © |Sons of the Prairie| Dawn Patrol Morning Reveille Over LONDON DRIFTS SUPERMAN'S ; To ¥ $8 Eolly Birds. |Sons of the Prairie| Dawn Patrol Morping Reveille STIEFENED FIGURE, HIS EVERY MOVE" IT MAY ) | BEGIN "9:00 World Today Hoosler Harmony | World News News MENT DICTATED BY WIS DISTANT 3 7:15 Early Birds Hoosier Harmony | Musical Clock Morning Mafl staan 9:30 Time to Shine Heaven and Home| Musical Clock Morning Mail 7:45 News Stony ‘& Wilma Lee| Musical Clock Br. Club News wy Birds Jon Arthur—News | Musical Clock 8:00 aire. rrell Bandwagon ‘| Ralph Knox, News 8:30 Mrs. Farrell Get Up & Go- Shopping Schoo} 8:45 Song Shop Get Up & Go Shopping School -00- Valiant - La “1 Bill & Evalina Lora Lawton News . R 9:00 Salant aay | Leary Family The O'Neills | Hymn Singer 9:30 Honeymoon 3a Friendly House Helpmate | Baby Institute ’ 9:45 Bachelor's Children | Friendly House Lone Journey | Gene & Glenn Fo: Cepaylor | Texas Saddle Pals | Road of Life * = |Breakfast at Sardi’s ¢ jo Mars Le asba Back to the Bible | Vie and Sade Breakfast at Sardi's » 30:30 Bright Horizon Batk to the Bible | Snow Village .Women in War "30:45 Aunt Jenny Haymakers: David, Harum Margaret Pryce qn ; Smith News & Markets | Nutrition Course . | News Highlights fie A ar Happy Hoosiers University Women |Blue Notes \ 1:30 Helen Trent Little Jimmy Headlines Farm and Home HR ha Gal Sunday ‘| Hi Saflor EAT-itorially Farm and Home _— 4 32:00 Gilbert Forbes Nelson Baker MEAT-itorially | Baukhage LI'L ABNER :15 Ma Perkins Farm Front - ‘| Dick Stone People’s Man 13 Farm Circle Farm Front Wally Nehrling | Dance Music a -~ 33:45 Farm Circle Memory Time John Morrow U.S. Army Band WAIT 2 . IT WAS WORTH ITZ HYAR'S A hr alone Music Med News Highlights W-WAFY 7 _FIVE-DOLLAM BILL , AN-SHLICKS - © 1:00 Dr. Malone Sagebrush Pioneers | Music ey 1 8 AH G-GOTTA 4 ‘KEEP A TEN-CENT TIP OUTA TH' 1:18 Joyce Jordan Sagebrush Pioneers | Linda's Love Red Cross ey T 1:30 Love and Learn. Bae’ & Tiny Hearts in Harmony | James G. McDonald BRIDE. ] E, SAMS - AH 1:45 Goldbergs —_ Dave Minor Editor's Daughter | Uncle Sam SOMETHIN’ EA CL 2:00 News Texas Saddle Pals | Mary Marlin Morton Downey ™ ° 2:15 Na at Wot | Hoosier Sweethearts| Ma Perkins My True Story i % W-WEDDIN?” b 2:30 Song Shop ~ | WIBC Mailbag Pepper Young My True Story ee a P JIBS | _ |July Yorkins 1 Bavhincs Sis Pause I a ONG (EN : Front Rep.| Harpo & Tin Backstage Wife Club Matinee iss ert, 02 K74RR 15) rllS 3:95 Home /Reont Rep. | Harpo & Tiny Stella Dallas = | Club Matinee MPS ar trp were Va Ay "3 3:30 ony Tee Howdy Carlson , Lorenzo Jones Ladies Listen ar ty tee = 1) 8.5 Awa ] 3:45 Song ‘hop. Dick Fansler = Young W. 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M1 EDN INE OEBEILIA 25 Upward WIRE at 11:05 tonight includes the | Hollywood hit, “The Philadelphia| §' EG ZZ i \ 12 Id est (abbr.) sic R EAM EINIDIE 29 Sacred song | “Valse Brillante” by Chopin played |Story,” at 8; Ann Sheridan oppo-| ¥ 5 ¢ 13 Withered EEILIE NSE 31 We by the master Ignace Paderewski; |Site Jack Benny in the radio ver-| 2Z._ 0h \ wos a) 14 And tEatin) LIER 32 Lead the “Vesta La Giubba” from “Pag-|Sion of “Love Is News” on the EX, 15 Therefore RIAISIPEAIMIALZINISERINIE IED) 34 Before liacci” sung by Enrico Caruso; the| “Screen Guild Players” at 9, and|[ ~, ZZ NEN air Border OIA ii BIS PHL 444/60] ‘35 Serpent second movement from the .Trig| Bob Montgomery, the Philadelphia | (6-1 _JENNWNH7 440 138 Timber truck |CIRIAIBIHE IHEHYIE EEIDIOIO/M] 37 Half an @ No. 1 in B Major” by Johannes| bobcat,” who recently defeated . : oS 20 Each (abbr.) BlUIR|R] msesor |SIEIR 38 Plural (abbr) | Brahms, played by Jascha Heifetz, | Beau Jack in a bout for the light- ABBIE AN' SLATS 4 2 Either Yeltes Link |S UY UIN[T] IL] 39 Manner of the violinist; Artur Rubinstein,| Weight championship of the world, i : : ow, | EfFIBIA[H MYJZDIE] Walking Ipianist, and Emanuel Feuermann,|ls Powers Gouraud's guest on “95| [gop THE FIRST [ips-THERE WAS AY & ~AND HE WALTZED WITH M CANT You 24 Regret AIMTER TT | us nun. JAEHA[L|E] 40 Painter violincellist; the “Song of the Flea,” | Minutes From Broadway” at 11:15, J| | CORNEY SONG I USED THE BAND "| THE Sia WITH THE { ALL STOP THAT owa SIA[TIR[A[P] Avanow CIR) [ES] 41 Receive » by Moussorgsky, sung by Feodor|2ll over WFBM. . . . Gracie Pields | 70 SiNG AT THE R0OM-\) PLAYED 4 | STRA CURL" ) CATERWAULING? 27 Railroad aw T 43 His headquar- | op ajianin and the a ol move- | 52lutes the people of Guatamala at BSA ON-N-NIl | | AG THE=25 Im ge 28 ai hie aot (abbr) 2 ational ie Were in . [ment from the concerto No. 3 in D [9:15 and the “Counter Spy" battles Win A We £ chart TC s3Pamlily = language 44 Within (comb;|Tunor by the late Serge Rachman-| enemy 36°n%s at 3 over WPF. te © 30Excess . .54Footdigits 3 Nest form) inoff, played by the composer him- 7 | Sieve GMa mma ser self and the Philadelphia orchestrs.| SEES JAP SHIP LOSS go fr mc : {33 Besides orm ‘5 Like 49 Rough exteri- > #2 = = . 35 Support » iy point 4 post orof bark HILARY ST. GEORGE Saunders, BLOW TO MORALE 3 Es 36 Exist emis i 50 Final aim author of the best-seller, “Com- 2 3 I38 Hawaiian food 63 Central Amer- 8 Leases 51 Upon bined Operations,” the story of the CHICAGO, June 14 (U. P.).—Ra‘89 Lead sulphide ica (abbr.) 9 Us 55 Sun commandos, will be guest at the|MoR Lavalle, attache of the Argen- >T we '42 Spoon 64 Stop! 10 Hard (comb. 57 Wood sorrel |experts’ table on “Information|tine émbassy at Tokyo, believes that ® \ Hy 45 Limb 65 Prickly plant form) 60 Expression of |Please” tonight over WIRE at 9:30.|shipping losses have lowered the ‘. 46 Period of time 66 Foreign-born 15 A few inquiry te of the J ho also a k 47 That one resident 16 Type measure 62 Symbol for 2." = inorale © Japanese wio a 48 Curved line VERTICAL 17 Make a tellurium TWO STARS of the Metropolitanjare suffering an acute food short[S0Proceed 1Pertaining to mistake 64 Him opera, Soprano Helen Traubel ‘and |88€. ; X (80 Tenor Frederick Jagel, sing on the| Lavalle, addressig Chicago busi-| _, au . <W : 5 7 10 Telephone Hour's nessmen, said the Japanese war| [#74 AA ONON' PERE J] SEAN. BUT ON ~BOOTS ~ N'SEE «OM « BE w < “Great Artists [lords recognize that shipping is| JZ i GOMES RENERVY || RES NOT COMWG TO SEE A WIR i. \ | ” | Series” tonight | | their weak point and are apprenhen- | FSA 258m NOL wt ee A ORYE VR\GHYi Y - lover WIRE at 8. sive over heavy losses. Lavalle has OX = lk Viz 17 0 2 Miss Traubel’s f|Ibeen a Tokyo observer since 1922,| Bb \) ] ! : ; selections include and was in Japan as recently as 25 “Upstream” by last January. ; Malotte and the : re rman famous aris, | SOLDIERS’ GLOVES MADE OF DEERSKIN ; Deer and elk skins, by-products 0 of hunting, are in great demand for Tih by. 0 the manufacture of gloves and muk- b jo luks to equip men in the military of i / forces stationed in the arctic. i ” ~~ Et LX :