Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1943 — Page 16

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Lester Huff Romantic Melodies | Songs You Love Lester Huff Dial & Dance Dick Tracy Uncle Ful stories 10-2-4 Ranch Jack Armstrong Superman John Morrow Baseball Roundup

a Cal Tinney Cavalcade Earl Godwin T 2 Jor Jo Pop Singing Sam Cavalcade Lum é& Abner :30 Gay’ Mineties Allen Roth Firestone True or False 7:45 ver Hotes Allen Roth Firestone True or False

Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour Counter=Spy Sp’tlight of Rhythm | Telephone Hour Coufttep. sry Syath Myri Dr. L Q. Spotlight Bands Syath Myri Dr. 1. Q Spotlight Bands

Raymond Clapper |Joseph Davies ° Raymond G. Swing Pick a Winner Joseph Davies Gracie Fields Pick a Winner Information Please|Alec Templeton 9 45 Blondie Nelson Baker Information Please] It’s Dance Time

8 rt Suh Ato2Zin Novelty John Morrow H. R. Gross 1 Joseph . Harsch | Don Roth * Texas Rangers Songs of Islands Bs Ethel Willitts . Starlight Trail Carlos Milinos .| Dance Time Starlight Trail Carlos Milinos

11:00 Baseball Roundup| News & Music Music You Want |News 11:15 Broadwa ay Uncle Sam Music You Want | Service & Swing ) 3 30 Uncle: Sam “= | Harry James Tropical Serenade | Service & Swing 145 Charlie Spivak Or.! Harry James Tropical Serenade ' Service & Swing

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Early | Birds Jon Arthur—News | Musical Clock reakfast Club 8: 8:09 Ear Farrell Bandwagon Ralph Knox, News reakfast Club 130 Mrs. Farrell Get Up & Go Sh Breakfast Club ais Song Shop Get Up & Go Shopping School reakfast Club

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Road of Life Breakfast at Sardi's Back to the Bible | Vic and Sade Breakfast at Sardi’'s Back to the Bible Snow Village Women in War Haymakers David Harum Margaret Pryce

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Nelson Baker MEAT-itorially Baukhage Ferm Front Wally Nem ak fog arm ont a ehrlin| ansopati Memory Time John Morrow : U.S. Army Band TH' ONLY WAY T'FIND OUT EF A GAL LEAVES A KITTEN-SHAPED LIPSTICK MARK IS T'GIT KISSED

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1:45 Goldbergs Dave Minor Editor's Daughter | Uncle Sam

Stony & Wilma Lee | Mary Marlin Morton Downey Hoosier Sweethearts! Ma Perkins My True Story WIBC ilbag Pepper Young My True Story

‘2:00 New 2: is Navy at Har 0 Song Sho! 8 Song Shop

3:00 Home Front Rep. Harpo & Tiny 3:15 Home Front Rep.| Harpo & Tiny > 3:30 Chuck Acree Howdy Carlson Lorenzo Jones Ladies Listen 3:45 Song Shop Dick Fansler Young W. Brown

Bill & Evalina Girl Marries 4: Bill & Evalina Portia West Ballroom 30 Song Shop Little Jimmy Plain Bill South Ballroom 4:45 The Home Fires Turf Bar Time _ | Front Page Farrell { Sportsman Club

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CPM. 6:30—Deacon Moore 9:15—Joseph Davies 4:00—CHrl Marries 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—~Information Please 4:15—Portias 7:00—~Cavalcade 9:45—Information Please 4:30—Plain Bill 7:15—Cavalcade 19:00—-News 4:45-Front Page Farrell 7:30--Voice of Firestone 10:15—Gregor Ziemer 5:00—Music a la Carte 7:45~Voice of Firestone 10:30—Burt Farber’s Or. 5:156—News 8.00—~Telephone Hour 10:45—Uncle Sam 8: 30—Parker Family 3:18 clephone Hour 11:00—Wally Johnson §:45~-Lowell Thomas 8:30~Dr. ¥ 11:15—Wally Johnson 6:00—Fred Waring 8:45—-Dr. I Q. . 8:15—Reporter—News 9:00—Joseph Davies

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

SOMETIMES FLIES / 10:00—Road of Life 1:16—ILonely Women URS/IDE DOWN, 10:15—=Vic & Sade 1:30=-Guiding Light fe : . 10:30—Snow Village 1:45—Church Hymns on 10:45—David Harum : ) a = 11:00—Aunt Jenny t x 11:15—Editor’s Daughter 3: :30—Pepper Young 11:30—Everybody’s Farm 2:45-Happiness 11:45—Everybody’'s Farm 3:00—Backstage Wife 3:15-8tella Dallas

P.M. 12:00—Goldbergs 3:30—~Lorenzo Jones 12:15—Vic & Sade 3:45-=Widder Brown 12:30-—Arthur Reilly 4:00—Girl Marries 12;45—Life Beautiful 4:15—Portia 1:00—Light of World 4:30—Plain Bill

Happiness The Padre

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Joseph E. Davies, former U. S. ambassador to the Soviet Union and author of “Mission to Mosw,”. the best-seller that has heen made into a motion picture, will address the Governor's Conference at Columbus, O, tonight over WIRE at 9. a 2 =» = ~ SERIOUS RECORDED Muslc . Tonight . . . All by Richard Wagner. The overture to “Die Meistersinger,” the prelude to Act III of “Lohengrim” and the “magic fire music” from “Die Walkure,” played by Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia orchestra, and the ~ “Prize Song” from “Die Meistersinger,” sung by Richard Crooks, {WIRE at 11:05. . x =

THE thrilling experiences of the ~ ship that wouldn't give up—the

dramatized on the “Cavalcade of America” tonight over WIRE at 17. Dean Jagger, star of stage, .screen and radio, will play the role of the skipper of the ‘“unsinkable Marblehead.” On May 6, 1942, the U. S. navy department announced that “the Dean Jagger ngs ton United States cruiser Marblehead has reached an East coast port for repairs after being bombed-to-hell by Japanese planes off Borneo .in February.” That communique told the story in a nutshell. The cruiser traveled 10,000 miles through enemy-infested waters before it steamed into port, flags flying and the crew lined proudly on her deck. During the voyage home

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the skipper and crew had the great pleasure of heafing over the radio that the cruiser had been sunk, = » F J THE INDIANA chapter of Russian War Relief, Inc., will join in the national Tribute to Russia day jLomortow with a 15-minute broadcast over WISH at 5 p. m. The program will include Bishop R. A. Kirchhoffer, chairman of thé*1Indiana chapter; Col. Everett L. Gardner, director of the Indiana Employment Security division, who lived in Russia’ from 1930 to 1938, and Mrs. H. Joseph Hyman, Rus-sian-born American citizen, 2 2 =

SPOTLIGHT BAND tonight . . Abe Lyman and his orchestra from Watervliet Arsenal, Albany, N. Y,, WISH at 8:30. » o ” THE MOST expert’ expert, Dean C. Mildred Thompson of Vassar college, makes a return engagement on “Information Please” tonight over WIRE at 9:30. Dean Thompson answered correctly every question she tackled on the program, Oct. 3, 1939. The other guest will be the novelist and literary Morley. Present also will be the two regulars, John Kieran and Franklin P. Adams. ” tJ »

LILY PONS, charming star of the Metropolitan Opera, once again

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ries” tonight over WIRE at 8. Miss Pons’ opening selection will’ be the “Dancing Doll,” by Eduard Poldihi and Frank La Forge. Her other selections include Noel

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only ones who have their}“Information Please.” Uncle Sam/s inductees coming into Ft. Douglas, Utah, reception center reportedly get a G. I. version of that show designed as a course in army orientation. Lt. Cliff Carling of special services, who did radio work in Hollywood before he entered the service, designed the army “Information Please,” which ‘version is being copied by other army reception, centers throughout the country. . Soldiers at the centers are invited to submit military questions

* {which the unrehearsed board of ex-

perts tries to answer. Of course, the boys don’t hand out any encyclopedias. ” ” »

DRAMA TONIGHT. .. . Ronald Colman and Edna Best in Noel Coward’s prize-winning “In Which We Serve” at 8 and Charles Boyer and Martha Scott in Fannie Hurst's best-seller, “Back Street,” at 9 over WFBM. . . .' David Harding as the “Counter Spy” meets up with bogus war workers, WISH at 8.

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BERN, June 21.—A Marseille dispatch to the Tribune de Geneve discloses that the Germans are about to take down the famous

k | Marseille suspension bridge joining

the quays of Vieuxport and Riveneuve. : The explanation is that the Germans need the metal which this

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high pylons is constructed. Demo-

lition work commences on July 1.

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