Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1946 — Page 26

Page PDF (9.47 MB)

Back to issue view

> - -»

ns MADE WHAT! DO YOU HAVE

- Sy > dfs

==" JTRWILUAMS comm tose BY Bek SERVSE, ne. 2-7

«By Buford Tune

BARNABY

ot °

WAS FIRED FROM/| THE BULLET INDICATES THE GUN HE HAD | HE COULD HAVE. THE IN HIS HAND. DID EVIDENCE POINTS TO

ALLICAN SAY TILL NN WE HOLD THE

THE COURSE OF) ©n the way back to head ~ quarters I started telling my }/ gary to Growl. What a i

\ GARRISSY FIRE IT? { SUICIDE. THATS ABouT| fi

VLE WE

\ THE NIGHT JERCE Wi ! MURDERED,

—By Al Carp

__ THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1046 —By Michael O'Malley and Ralph | [i WATCH YOUR

PRESSURE, GROW WAS WITH JIMMY RCE

ph Lane

Coie

A THOUSAND MILES TO THE WesT |

Cape, 1944 by Unived autre

ate, To Rag. U. §. Put. OF, AS sights reserved

—By Crockett Johnson

vf ] 11] ql I

urally, your Fairy Godfather knows what he is looking for, m'boy. A simple tale that will lend itself to a brilliant screen treatment. A drama of deathless love and dauntless courage. Er, have no fear. _A story will suggest itself.

Will you make up one yourself, Mr. O'Malley? Like Pop does before | go fo sleep at night?

ALA

“THE WORLD WOULDN'T (RAVE THE SECRET OF THE ATOMIC BOMB, ri ris ALL KNEW ABOUT JUNIOR /

RADIO PROGRAMS TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

THIS EVENING

WISH * 1310 (Blue Network)

News Swing Room Contest Awards Hop Harrigan

Jack Armstrong Felix Adama

Detect & Collect Detect & Collect

Curtain Time Curtain Time Harold E. Stassen Harold BE. Stassen

J. Morrow-—News Island Songs | Chuckle Time | Chuckle Time

News—Night Spots

A en Gray Orch, . ‘Glen Gray Orch.

News : Variety Hour Variety Hour Variety Hour

WLW THURSDAY EVENING

9:15--Abbott & Costello 9:30—Lincoln Day Dinnef

9:45--Lincoln Day Dinner

:30--8inging Sam :45—News—R. Harkness 7 rns and Allen Allen

nah Shore

10:00--N

8:45.

WABW (FM) FRI

Dinah Shore : Music Hall {15-=Music Hall :30--J, Haley & Bve Arden Haley & Eve Arden 9:00—Abbott & Costello

4:45—-Musical Comedies 5:00--Varieties 5:15--Varieties §:30-Viennese Concert 5:45—Berdyne Sing 6:00~-Dinner c 6:15—Dinner Music :30—~Melody Time 6:45—Pop Concert :00-~Campus Echos 7:15-Campus Echos

ews 10:15--Background 10:30—Treasury Salute 10:45—-CGene Hoctor Orch. 11:00--News 11:15—Moon River 11:30--Burt Farber Orch. 11:45—Burt Farber Orch,

DAY'S PROGRAM

7:30~Gypsy Melodies 7:45—-Gypsey Melodies 8:00—~Pan-Americana 8:15—~Pan-Americana 8:30—Just Music 8:45-Just Music 9:00-Evening Serenade 9:15~Evening Serenade 9:30—Rainbow Trio 9:45—Rainbow Trio 10:00-8ign Of

Granoma SPEAKIN'...

DEAR JANE JORDAN: I am a woman of 47 and have a large family. All are married but one girl of 15. My husband and I don't get

along. He drinks and comes in, jumps on me about our bills. He won't let me have any pleasure or g0 anywhere, I have fallen in love with a younger boy. He loves me and wants me to leave and take my

fr—BRAND NEW ee—

SHOES “ws

to 12

s FRIDAY PROGRAMS

WPFBM 1260 (CBS)

6:30 Early Birds 6:45 Fact & Paney

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

Morning Neighbors

Morning, Neighbors

+ WIRE 1430 (NBO-Red)

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

WISH 1310 (Blue Network) Morning Mail Morning Mail

7:00 World News 7:15 Top O' Morning Time to Shine

News—Tom Howard

News Happy Hank

Breakfast Devotion

World News Musical Clock Musical Clock

Musical Ci Harmoneers

Early Birds :15 Early Birls 8:30 Mrs. Farrell 8:45 Mrs. Farrell

Larry Richardson Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol

1: 7:45 News 8: 8

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

Musical Clock L. Gordan—News A-Z Novelty Novatime

Jans Days Houss Jane Days House : Lady's Notebook 9:45 Bachelor's Child'n|Joe & Sam

9:00 Valiant Lady 9:13 Light of dhe Wang

My True Story My True Story Church Hymns

News of the World Lora Lawton Road of Life

WASHINGTON TUBBS

RED RYDER

HE TRIED TO KILL

! HE'S

GETTING AWAY !

| [ it LT fie f a } EOPR. 1948 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. 1. M. REC. | 2 OF}

—By Fred Harman

z TAT LOT3 O FEED? THROLGH

L COME TT WINTER N FINE

SHED FOR CORON STOVE RS +RED RYDER

Joyce Jordan

The Listening Post

10:00 Honeymoon Hill | Tune Tonics 10:15 Second Husband | Tune Tonics :3 Take It Eas§ 10:45 Aunt Jenny Victor Lindlahr

11:00 Kate Smith Lyle Van 11:15 Big Sister Morton Downey 11:30 Helen Trent Hymns You Love’ 11:45 Our Gal Sunday |Farm Bureau

12:00 Giibert Forbes Larry Richardson 12:15 Ma Perkins 12:30 Farm Circle 12:45 Farm Oircle

2d Mrs. Burton Perry ‘Mason Rosemary Tena and Tim

Lunch Musie John J. Anthony

Cedric Foster Town Hall Queen for a Day Queen for a Day

15 0 4“ Road of Life Uptown at 2 5 Capitol Matinee 3 Capitol Matinee 00 8 45 15

4 Victory Clothing

House Party Erskine Ji House Party Easy 30 Ayres Program Ayres Program

4:00 Melodic Moments Bus Time 30 Tea Time Tunes 45 Tea Time Tunes

Easy Easy

Basy Easy Easy Easy

WLW FRIDAY

2 1 1 2 3 3 3 4 4

1 1 2 2 2 3 4:

6:30--News 6:45~Reveille Roundup 7:00-~Time to Shine 7:15-=New+ 7:30-Morning Matinee 7.45--Morning Matinee 8:00--Morning Matinee 8:15-Morn‘ag Matinee 12 Nootr~Naws 8:30-Hearts in Harmony 8:45—Linda’s Pirst Love P.M. 9:00-—-News—Cassidy 12:15--Life Can 9:15«Lora La 12:30-=Dr., Malo

11:00--News

JANE JORDAN

wton 9:30--Road of Life 9: 43-Joyce Jordan

Put your problems In s letter to Jane Jordan whe will answer questions in this column daily,

daughter. I'll never be happy unless I do.. What shall I do? LONESOME. » w ~ Answer: The first thing for you to do is top -face the facts courageously and be your age.’ Your common sense should tell you that a marriage between a woman of 47 and a younger boy hasn't a chance in the world to succeed. It would end on the rocks, leaving you older, lonelier and less able to adjust to disappointment. No one can blame you for want{ing a divorce from a drinking, disagreeable husband. Since all your children are

grown, there is nothing to hold (you to him-—if you are able to

You Take the Mike| L.

Fred Waring Pred Waring Barry Cameron David Harum

Make-Up Box Tobe's Topics Talks Talks

Tello-Test Gordan—News. Interviews Four Stars

Treasury Salute Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter

Woman of America Ma Perkins

Pepper Young Right to Happiness

Tom Breneman Tom Breneman Home Edition Ted Malone

Glamour Manor Glamour Manor Musical ABC's Sons of Pioneers

Baukhage Sons of Pioneers Kay Reporter Noonday Headlines

Catherine Daniels Catherine Daniels Bride & Groom Bride & Groom

The Al Pearce Show The Al Pearce Show Ladies Be Seated Ladies Be Seated

WE'VE A HUNTIN’ TRIP #

IT'S BEWILDERING / FROM

TIMES ~AND YET THOSE ARE

ARTIST- THOSE ARE THE HANDS OF A KILLER!

10:00—Fred Waring

10:30-Barry Cameron 10:45—-David Harum

11:16-—Editor's Daughter 11:30-News-—Market—Farm 11:45—Everybody’

12:45—Ross Mary 1:00-Guiding Light

Back Wife Jack Berch Stella Sailas Pitzgeralds Lorenzo Jones Ethel & Albert Widder Brown Cascades

Girl Marries News Portia Faces Life ing Room Front P Parrell| East Wing Plain Bi Hop Harrigan

PROGRAMS

1:18~~Today’s Children 1:30~Woman in White 1:45—Masquerade 2:00~Woman of America 2:15--Ma Perkins :30-Pepper Young :45-—Rig'it to Happiness 00--Backstage Wife $15--8telia Dallas 13)~Lorahio Jones Widder Brown Be Beautiful 00-~Girl Marries ne 4:18-Portia Paces Life 4:30-Plain Bill 4:45—Front Page Farrell

s Farm

to a sailor of the same age now overseas, I accidentally met a soldier and] have fallen in love with him. He is 24 and has been married once but says he loves me. very much. My parents would be mad if they knew I wanted to marry him as they think a lot of the sailor. But I couldn't marry the sailor now. Do you think I am right in breaking my engagement to marry the soldier whom I love? TROUBLED. » ~ » Answer—] don’t know. But since you switch your affections so readily, don’t you think it would be wise to wait quite’ a while before you make up your mind again? JANE JORDAN,

SCULPTOR DIES SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7 (U. P.). ~Edward Bruce Douglas, interna~

REET ROYAL i$ FLIRTING WITH ME! REET ROYAL'S HANDS COMES OUT OF THE HUNDREDS OF BEAUTIFUL THE GREATEST MUSIC OF MODERN | GIRLS HERE --HE'S FURTING WITH ME! TLL SMILE BACK! THAT'LL

KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE KEYBOARD/

i, er, could be done that way, of course. | But, be realistic . . . There are millions of stories. The world is full of them. So, for that matter, are the public libraries. J

DOES THAT MEAN NATURALLY ?

CERTAINLY ?

DOES THAT MEAN

DOES THAT

MEAN

DEFINITELY 2 J

DOES THAT MEAN ABSOLUTELY ?

L=-B-C-N-U-THAT MEANS

TLL BE SEEIN' &

1 THANK YOWOE

STARTED SOME-

THING BOOTS

) 44 Frozen Fi

= Stokel line:shortl ' California, The pl of Los An; the season: The froz be operate with Oxna: Union Ice ( cials. Union Ice building on Oxnard. Th tracted by f handle the fr at the plant.

WHEN C( structure will fcet by 700 f to employ ab

packed will. in cauliflower, lemon juices Stokely-Va: tributors of __yertised Stok Honor Bran berries, veget beans, operat * Hawaii and (

FIRST § IS At

The first of has been rec Railways. Ordered in the Mack Int Corp., the Ve pected since £ Six more ¢ used on the driven here, three are tie delivery date | The 41-pas the largest o new metals n siderably less vehicles, the will be placed ing put into se

SAYS STRIE CHICAGO, W. Phelps, pt Corp., said tc : farmer i of than e strikes tying 1 . implement pr

To Keej Rent a 8:

* INDIANA | of 1

44a a assay

000° Q

"By V. T. Hamlin In

OKAY! THAT'S A n, DEAL! AFTER MY | | WHISKERS COME : BACK, T'LL GO TO TH' MOON FOR

ALLEY OOP DISGUSTING! BOOM'S

MAKING A FOOL OUT OF OOP! I WON'T

[support yourself, | When and if you are free, it-is | quite possible for you to find a man of your own age to.marry.

tionally-known American sculptor, died of a heart ailment at his home here yesterday. He was 60 years old.

E.&M. 627 N, East st.

ALL RIGHT, BUT BEFORE I LIFT A FINGER, ) OPEN "TIL 9 P.

U'VE GOT TO AGREE TO HELP WON NH HIS ATLANTEAN

CERTAINLY I KNOW HOW TOY fEeRiany JOUR WHISKERS! BUT 'YOU DIDN'T,

NOW, ELBERT, \ REMEMBER WE AGREED

ENDICOTT-JOHNSON Work or Dress

7. AFTER NOUR

, Wn 9 be nab 4 . i

atta gr

a 3

You're too old to believe in Santa Claus. ’

—

DEAR JANE JORDAN--I am 18 years old, engaged for some time

TR TE

ARE EASY 70 13

ng + AWay Suing +4 $1.98

Openers td t Aluminum * Cust Ovens and Chicken Fryers @ Chrome Skillets

| + |

0 vy. RE

yy |

RAISE OLIVE PRICE WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 (U, P.).— The OPA today increased the retail ceiling price of ripe olives by four cents for the popular nine-ounce container.

Orders Now Being Accepted for the New | 8-MM. Sound Motion DeVRY Picture Projector No Priority E-Z TERMS Needed $430 TRADE-INS

SACKS CAMERA CO.

HAVE IT! IT'S DICGRACEFUL !

813 E. Wash, St. MA-9100

TO ASK NO QUESTIONS!

AR) INTERESTED, 7 Pon Sis DO SO a= J ANYTHING YOU SAY T'GET 'EM BACK =~ oH, PLEASE.

EXPLORATION PROJE

eT ov

ARD HAS MACE ve CATIGFACTORY

COMEBACK!

HIM IF HE WANTS!

WE WELCOME BACK EX-SERVICEMAN

CHESTER G. BAKER

HONORABLY DISCHARGED FROM THE U. S. ARMY, NOW BACK IN THE SALES

Fil et fe

* AND ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

BRING

DR. JOS

TRACTION I —

E on LEON T 235 Mass. | a 7 Have Y * "COA!

i | BISHO 1 2nd Fle