Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1943 — Page 27
ON THE
THIS EVENING
RADIO
JA EL sor SE
i Bis sine Pires en Ber 2, — A r i
Ton, Wee ws Bilroom.
in Chub
k Parker i Bi Cds,
7 pi tera,
mie Allen Been Arthur ‘Hale 7:00 Roma Show :15 Roma Show 9:30 Death Valley Allen Roth 7:45 Death Valley Allen Roth
:00 Major Bowes Gabriel Heatter }:15 Major Bowes Spotlight Rh 3 tage at) : ge 100 First Line :16 First Line
30 145 John B. Kennedy
lon yo 10:00 Gilbert For = 10:1 Ee orbs Bas Bef”
10: hE Sos dy renade
Tons: he ee Round | 5, Musie 14s 48 erry ald SanRy Long
vr
Raymond Clapper Nutrition Course
nRy Long
30 Early Birds _8:45 Early Birds
Ralph Bnew This Is Our Enemy Jonny Brice. This Is Our Enemy| Fann
ythm
Pred Warr Victor Borge Ww Symphonls Swing BE a
Sports Roundup __ ip
Aldrich Bramily
Aldrich Fomily BEE {ie
Bing Crosby m Meeting Bing Crosby own Meeting
am | mele is Durante & Moore | George F. Elliott Durante & Moore | Gracie Fields
March of Time 's Dance Time rch. of Time . 's Dance’ Time
John Morrow H. BR. Gross Texas Rangers Island Son Bohs atl Honored Muste Starlight Trail ee
Music You Went
sic You Want ictures jctures
Ow at & ‘Swing Service & Swing Bervice & Swing
News
“FRIDAY PROGRAMS pw “dtu
| Bons of the Prairie Sons of the Prairie
BE 1430 -Red) Bn Patrol got atro.
, 1 (Blue Netware) ng Reveille Morning Revejle
00 Wor 00 World Yoday 130 ime to Shing
” fooster Harmony | World News sier © Harmony | Mu Clock Morning Mall Heaven, Home Hour | Musica! i 1 145 N Stony & Wilma Lee wis
Slack Morn
Br. Club News
130 Mrs. Farrell 9:45 Smiling Bd 9:00 Valiant Lady
Get van go
ill & ein
bw
Texas Saddle Pals Back to the Bible
“$480. Honeymoon Hi 19:45 Bachelor's Child’p 38:00 Golden en Gate Pour 5 Second Husband Back to the Bible
BR ight Horizon Jenny Everson's Byways 51700 Kate Smith Markets & News Sister : Hapy Hoosiers en Trent fe ie Jimmy 145 ‘Gal Su 38:00 Gilbert Forbes :30 Farm Circle
145 ‘Circle
‘ oh hr Farm fron
Surly Ba
Shrish 30 Love & Learn are | &"xiny
“3i00 Dr. i I Joyce hy an 1:45 Goldbergs
8:00 New Hi Palg| Mary Marlin :15 Civilian, Prins hearts Ma Perkins :30 Song Shop i ail Pep er Young 4 at
15 Home got P 5 130 Chuck Bares owd & ay 3:4 Bhop Dick Pansler
“4 Shop. . {Bil& Evalina 4: Jgary Ta. 4: ttle Family 4:45 T | Tarr Bar Time
"2:45 Song be 1 :00 Home
Shop he. Home. Fires
pr ——
sy Rf Ses
8 jebrush ns Hy JMadley Pioneers| Li tery C
Musioal Ralph Ki Sho Bg Behool Shopping School
Lora Lawton The SO Netlis Helpma Lone Journey Gene & Glenn
Road of Life | Breakfast at Sardi's Vic and Sade Breakfast at Sardis Snow Village Women Today David Harum Margaret Pryce
Dancing Dise News Highlights Uncle Sam Blue Notes Late Headlines Farm & Home EAT-itorially Farm & Home MEAT-itorially ‘| Baukhage People's Man
Dick Stone Wally Nehrling Dance Music Rosa Rio
John Morrow Newt Highlights
rmony James &. eS onald earls ts Frmon Uncle Sum
Morton Downey rue Story Mw Frie Stery ¢ to Happiness| Ted Malone
Stale Ses Wife Club is Sines 20 grin Human Relat ns
a r Brown North Ballroom
Girl Marries Bast Ballroom Portia est Ballroom Plain am South Ballroom Front Page Farrell Sportsman €lub
WLW THURSDAY EVENING
idiom yore | {8 :30—Plain Bill
05 Ernking Beasts
+9:30_Hearts in Harmony :45—Lone Jou ma
s » 8 ‘By DAN GORDON . ALSACE-LORRAINE, despite its Bot by Germany on three oe- - Masions in history, has always renained loyal to France. The plight of the inhabitants of this battleSearred province will be dramatized “tonight on the anti-axis series “This Our Enemy over Wisg at 7.
BRIG. GEN. C. L STURDEVANT, ‘ghief of troops division, U. 8. army ‘engineer corps, is scheduled to he est speaker on “Death Valley
ys” tonight over WFBM at 7:30].
oor the program salutes the 168th Anniversary of the founding of the anlyerea with the story of the ‘building of the Alcan “gavay. ‘8 ‘# SERIOUS RECORDED Music Tonight, . ++ The first and second Movements from the sonata Ne. 5 in G major and the first and third movements from the sonata No. 17
8: 30-Streamlined Melodies ,_Kaltenpera Haby Snooks 7:15—Baby Snooks
TRH Family 8:00—Bing Crosby 8:15—Bing Cragsby
8:;30—~Rudy Va leg ; fil he Durante RE River FRIDAY PROGRAMS
1 {40~-Road of Tite and 8:3 0
igor y 8 11:45—Everybody’s Farm eon—Geldbergs
12:15—Vic & Sade 13:30—News 12:45—Beautif 1:00—Light o.
9:15—Moore & Durante
5 SAME of rma’
10: 00—N 115—Gregor Ziemer Burt Farber if is Uncle 8am 11:00—Wally Johnson 1:15—Joe Sanders
ely Women Lae me rs 48 Batt Ge Marl
FT FEETTE
er Brown Girl Marries 5—Portia
S—Front Bo, Farrell. ‘a 8 8
HELE ze alas
Life World
i Bh LTO LOB 20D
11:06. ” » FROM THE University of Kansas
Town Meeting of the Air” debate on the question of the relaxation of fed eral economic controls after the war over WISH at 7:30. Former U. 8. Attorney General Thurman Arnold, now assistant justice of the U. 8. court of appeals, __. will take the posiMr. Armed tion that such controls should not be relaxed in the post-war period. Dan Casement, prominent in Republican political eircles and .a Kansas farmer, will argue for a hands-off policy on the part of the government in Wash-
er major by Mozart, played by
Nothing would ‘please
Give “HIM” a New
Tilt-Back Chair
Dad more than an
oasis of comfort like one of these big, deep Tilt-Back Chairs. Adjustable to any desired angle. Choice of colors. Amazing values 8
at ONLY:
Hag
NEW STORE HOURS ‘Mondays and Saturdays 8:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Tussdays--Wednesdays-.-Thursda
"8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P. M.
op in program sns|}
TWAS ETHER CUT IT OFF OR LET YoU DROWN IN A HAT FULL OF WATER!
MV HAT! ITs RUINED!
FUNNY BUSINESS
\\ aN NN N NN
NN EAN NN SN RX
NN NN RN
SAAN NN N NY
RN AR NY
A
NWN NN NN
a. NN AN ANN Q NN NNR
N
NS Nn SRN NN NN NN AN 0 NN ND
RRR
oN
ENR AN N
NTR
pianist Claudio Arrau, WIRE at|
City tenight will come “America’s}
quintuplets.
“The tuba player's short of wind proc oT
THIS CURIOUS WORLD hu William. n Focguon
PALOMAR OBSERVATORY, FUTURE HOME OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST TELESCOPE, STANDS ON A GRANITE MOUNTAIN "IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THAT NOT ONLY IS RISING SLOWLY ABOVE THE acest | SURROUNDING PLAIN, ) © kY © “BUT ALSO IS =
* TAKE OFF IN REVERSE! THEY SPRING INTO THE AIR. BACKWARDS FOR A SHORT PISTANCE | BEFORE GOING
\v OF THESE ug =
DOESN'T BELONG HERE
Aare MARIE JSEANNETIE
coons EMIL/IE
ANSWER~-Jeannette, The others are names of the Dionne
COMMITTEES FOR EAGLES ANNOUNCED
Edward “Hop” Howard, president of aerie 211, Eagles, announced today these new committees for the year:
man; Jim Reynolds, Art Moody. *{| Delinquents: T. J. Buehler, 1} Hunter, ‘Henry Klein. Finance: Robert Corn, Charles Armstrong, Owen QO. Corn. Investigating: Fred Harris, C. L. Wilkinson, Emmett E. Reed, William Dehne, Herman Blythe. Grievance: Roger Bourne, Cliff
Ed Joy, Roy Martin, 4| Fred Shyaer Ralph Hoevener,
priv Be Charles Ryan, Wen-
Fridays
ATER) ”
A)
I) XS
ANN “~, Q) & or
NE
ha
RCN RN
CORNER NOX
RN RN
Vine PLTS ‘EM IN THRE PAN WITH THE FISH = =
REN
SI epee.
SUPERMAN
LI'L ABNER
SHE 3 GNED H HER _
ADDRESS ¥ Nan Ee ADO PTION 4 PAPERS IN (GULP! GIN
A BOQTIFUL, SAD LI'L ABNER 77- AH DpTED T SEE. HER FACE ,ON ACCOUNT O' TH VEIL SHE WORE ~BUT AH COULD TELL SHE WER BOOTIFUL BY TH (S/GH.” REST O"HER/’
SPRSHUL.
EVIETED
1.00 his DAnAGES TT
HE, WERE WAITIN'
OUTSIDE. AH COULD #7
SEE HIS HAT
=By Turner §
i ( DUMKOPFS! DON'T LET HIM GET AWAY!
ho 4 or i a) we. Te QUT i = " ? » P
8 cukss I'LL EAT Bl MY LUNCH WHILE ZN I'M WAITIN®
YEP-- THEY SAY D'RISH AROUND HERE ARE SO ° HUNGRY THEY'LL BITE AT ANYTHING
50 YOU EXPECT A GOOD CATCH TODAY, EH?
RED RYDER
AREAL ARR CRNA
LEIA NAAN LN AARRR AY
1 DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU WERE SAYING, FELLA, BUT THE SAME APPLIES
Steering: Ralph Honeycutt, chair- || Earl |
| SORT LR BEEN UPSIRES AN
YOu SEE, KIDS, WAS HELPIN' AN EASTR GIRL PACK SILVER
H{ THAT TURNER CREATURE ! SHE HAS 3 DELIBERATELY SET OUT TO HUMILIATE ME !! ASSIGNING ME TO
» He
~By Fred Harman %
BUT HOW ™ coon AnD || {BURIED 1 QUAW \ MONEY GONE? J NOW SE
LNG 1
HA outY
BOOSTS ROSIE MUST JCORAL W\ OM AND Io a A YOO \
oe . PLEASE ?
FIND BELLA? : ——
NEY } NE--