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yronrl- C {Il MONDAY, MAY 27, 1946

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daughter of valedictorian §i ~hool. § at 10 a. m. Ss Koschnick

e four years and » Yvonne Marie schnick, Indian-

Patricia Mason {| 3idwell, Chicago;

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van E. Eddy are | rip in southern their marriage at day in the Me~ an church. The O'Dell read the

former Miss Lais the daughter Leahigh, North niece of Mr. and ampion, 335 N. Eddy is the son Ivan O, Eddy,

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ge by her uncle, white satin gown nce neckline, long | skirt and train. jon veil, trimmed om a seed pearl | pink carnations. Leonard, matron /hite chiffon and bouquet of spring

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THE RADIO.

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ments caused by station changes after press time.) WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) w (NBC) (Blue Network) * 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It When Girl Marries) News + 4:15 Personal, Problems| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life [Melody Time 4:30 Tea Time Tunes | Track Time Just Plain Bil Bwing Bession 4:45 Tea Time Tunes Easy Does Is Front Page Farrell | Hop Harrigan 5:00 Speedway Sports ; News—Mel, Billb'rd | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Melody Time Superman Melody Billboard | Dick Tracy 5:30 Pearson Time Capt. Midnighs Frank Parrish Jack Armstiong 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed |John DeYoung 6:00 Lanny Ross Show | Fulton Lewis Jr, Supper Club Luke Walton 6:15 Jack Smith Frank Edwards World News altz Time 6:30 Club Royal Henry J. Taylor Melody Box Lone Ranger 6:45 Club Royal Inside Sports Fred Holt—News Lone Ranger 97:00 Forever Ernest Bulldog Drumond Cavalcade of Amer. | Lum & Abner 7:15 Forever Ernest . Bulldog Drumond €avalcade of Amer, | Hedda Hopper 9:30 Joan Davis Sherlock Holmes Voice of Firestone | The Fat Man 7:45 Joan Davis Sherlock Holmes Voice of Firestone | The Fat Man 8:00 Radio Theater Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour I Deal in Orime 8:15 Radio Theater Real Life Stories: | Telephone Hour '|I Deal in Orime 8:30 Radio Theater Bpotlight Bands Information Please| Forever Tops 8:45 Radio Thehter Spotlight Bands Information Please | Forever Tops 9:00 Screen Guild Adams Hat Pight | Contented Hour Bill Thompson Sh. 9:15 Screen Guild Adams Hat Pight | Contented Hour Bill Thompson 8h, 9:30 Bob Hawk Snow Adams Hat Fight Dr. Questions for Amer. 9:45 Bob Hawk 8now | Atomic Bomb Test | Dr. IL. Q. Questions for Amer. 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Frank Edwards Fred Holt-—News News 10:15 In My Opinion Music & Milestones| Pleasure Parade Songs of the Island 10:30 Eil'n Farrell & Or. | Music & Milestones | Mus, You R'memb'r | Chuckle Time 10:45 Bil'n Farrell & Or. | Scores and Sports | Mus, You R'memb'r| Chuckle Time 11:00 News—On Trail News & Night Spot | News—Sportsman News 11:15 On the Trail Billy Bishop Orch, {Sportsman Variety Hour 11:30 Jerry Wald Orch. | Harry Cool Orch, E. Hawkins Orch. Variety Hour Harry Cool Orch. E. Hawkins Orch. Variety Hour

11:45 Jerry Wald Orch, E—————————— —

" ap—— — : OUT OUR WAY PR —By Williams Hh a : I WOULDN'T TELL YOU IF IT WAS MY LAST BREATH! YOU MAY CALL 'EM MRS. TSLOTZ OR BLOTZ--BUT EVERYBODY THINKS YOU GET CARTOONS FROM YOUR OWN FAMILY =~ AND I'M FED UP ON A WHOLE NATION KNOWING ALL MY BUSINESS!

WHUT HAPPENED ? WHUT'S HE DONE 2 WHERE = = WHY- =

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WLW MONDAY EVENING 6:30—~Cross Roads Cafe §:15-Contented Hour 6:45—News—H. V. K'lt'nb'n 9:30~Dr. L Q 7:00~Cavalcade of Amer, 9:46—Dr. L Q. T:15-=Cavalcade of Amer. 10:00-—News—Chamberlain 7:30~Howard Barlow's Or.| 10:15—Bu. of Missing Tunes 7:45-—Howard" Barlow's Or.| 10:30—~Doodle Bockers 8:00~~Telephone Hour 10:45—Doodle Sockers 8:15—Telephone Hour 11:00—News—Peter Grant

. M. 4:00—~When a Girl Marries 4:15—Portia Faces Life 4:30-Just Plain Bill 4:45~Front Page Farrell 5:00—Linda’'s Pirst Love §:15—Lone Journey $:30-Jors Lawton

e flowers in her

, were Mrs. Ralph Mary Lou Cham=a Jeanne Leahigh the bride’s sister, vore pink chiffon, as dressed in pink high chose orchid } colonial bouquets and wore flowers

was Robert Mcwere Richard Lea's brother; Mr. Gunnion. A ree urch followed the

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» 10:45 Aunt Jenny

Letters to Lindlahr

David Harum

:45-=Lowell Thomas 8:30-Information Please 11:15~Background 6:00--Supper Club 8:45-=Information Please 11:30~Our Foreign Policy 6:15—Nws., Riss & Kingsby.| 9:00~Contented Hour 11:45—Our Foreign Policy TUESDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1360 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) €:30 Barly Birds Morning, Neighbors| Dawn Patrol Hired Hands . 6:45 Early Birds Em Lou, Haymakers | Dawn Patrol Morning Mall 7:00 World Today News—Fun at Brk{. | World News News 9:18 Morning Melodies | Breakfast Devotion | Musical Clock Dunkin’ Time 9:30 Top of Morning News—Congratula’s | Musical Clock News 7:45 News Phil & Uncle Ezra | Musical Clock Time to Shine 83:00 Rhythm and Song | Larry Richardson | Musical Clock Breakfast Club 8:15 News—8ong Yawn Patro] Dick Reed Breakfast Club 8:30 Mra, Farrell Yawn Patrol Sneak Preview Breakfast Club 8:45 Mrs. Farrell Yawn Patrol Sneak Preview Breakfast Club 9:00 Valiant Lady Jane Day's House . | Lone Journey My True Story 9:15 Light of the World | Jane Day's House |Lora Lawton My True Story 9:30 Evelyn Winters Crosby Bings Road of Life Church Hymns L 9:45 Bachelor's Chil'n | Spinning Whee! Joyce Jordan The Listening Post | PS 10:00 Art Godfrey Show | News—Board Room | Fred Waring Tom Breneman E 10:18 Art Godfrey Bhow| Tune Tonics Fred Waring Tom Breneman ¢ 30:30 Tena sand Tim Uncommon Sense Barry Cameron Home Edition

11:15 Big Sister

Lyle Van Morton Downey

Make-Up Box Today's Band

Glamour Manor Glamour Manor

the bride wore a k with brown and and a red rose ouple will be at 11lace.

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ceremony at 3:30 Miss Martha Jean Tied to John H. Rev. Benton B, iouble-ring service the Olive Branch

nite Bible topped h, “the bride chose treet-length dress ories and corsage

ly attendant, Mrs. Franklin, wore a dress with navy pink rose corsage. his brother's best

ion in the church e left on a motor d with the bride ige wool suit with and orchid cor= be at home in Ine June 3. y » couple are Mrs. 30 E. LeGrande d Mrs. Gerdt, 2216

rds Plan ny

rds, junior Camp nization, will” have al “majic ring” at y in Block's audi-

will include the h Blue Birds join zation, and presen=xXes for Camp Fire | , r be Mesdames David 3aker and Harold . Andrew Rickett is invitations, Mrs, I- decorations and app and Mrs. L. J. gram. Miss Doris he service commite les Mesdames Mare artin Whitaker and n,

a Latreian » Picnic eta Latrelan club nic at 1 p. m. toe ome of Mrs. George E. 42d st. officers are Mrs, , president; Mrs, 'd, vice president legemeier and Mrs, recording and cortaries; Mrs. Harold urer; Mrs, Paul D. rliament#lan, and igsenkamp Jr., his-

uncheon

Anniversary,

up, Epsilon Sigma vy, will celebrate its ry with a dessert ‘ow in the home of Natson, 3468 Birche

{eenan will give a lub and Mrs. P. W, © w “Immortal Wife.” h will have charge i Mrs. Jerauld Mow side.

11:30 Rom, Helen Trent| Command Band Talks Dick and Guy 11:46 Our Gal Bunday |Jan Garber Talks George Byron 42:00 Gilbert Forbes Larry Richardson | Tello-Test Baukhage 12:15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike | Dick Reed Home Front 13:30 Farm Circle Lunch’n With Lopez | Interviews Kay Reporter 32:46 Farm Circle Parm Bureau Four Stars Noonday Headlines 1:00 Second Mrs. Burton | Cedric Foster Hoo-Flit Frolic Catherine Daniels 1:15 Perry Mason’ John J. Anthony Linda's Love Catherine Daniels 1:30 Rose Mary Queen for a Day Hearts in Harmony | Bride & Groom 1:45 Young Dr. Malone | Queen for a Day Editor's Daughter | Bride & Groom 3:00 Road of Life Up Town at 2 Woman of America| Al Pearce 2:15 Star Time P.M. Party Ma Perkins Al Pearce $:30 Navy Musie P. M. Party Pepper Young Ladies Be Seated 2:46 ats News Reel Right to Happiness | Ladies Be Seated 3:00 House Party Erskine Johnson Backstage Wife Jack Berch 8:18 House Party Easy Does It Stella Dallas Day ‘Dreams 3:30 Ayers Program Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Ethel & Albert 3:45 Ayers Program Easy Does It Widder Brown Cascades 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It Gir] Marries News 4:15 Personal Problems | Easy Does It Portia Faces Life Melody Time 4:30 Tea Time Tunes Track Time Plain Bill Swing Session 4:45 Tea Time Tunes |Easy Does I$ Front Page Farrel | Hop Harrigan

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9:30—Glory Pleasants

Named Head of ACCOUNTANTS ELECT | [6 Y.M.C.A. Camp WE|S AS PRESIDENT

Harold E. Wells, during the late war, has been ap- Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire has been elected olis Y. M. C. A. camp near 8t.| resident of the Indianapolis chap-

John Wilson, a navy lieutenant pointed director of the Indianap-

Paul, Ind. A graduate of : Morehead Teachers’ college, Morehead, Minn, Mr. Wilson later obtained a master’s degree at the University of Minnesota. After finishing college, Mr. Wilson came here as secretary of young men's work at the central Y. M. C. A.

John Wilson

ance while serving with the navy.

The camp is located on Flat py .o 1 Sanberg, Stewart-Warner Rock river, about 40 miles south-| Corp, and Fred H. Bretthauer,

east of Indianapolis.

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CROSSWO Housing Expediter’

HORIZONTAL VERTICAL

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Insurance Co, |

Cost Accountants.

Other officers are Charles C. Tin|gle, Moore Business Forms, first

| vice president; A. | second vice pres

Witham, Barbasol {and ‘Robert L. Ross, Lucas-Harold

Corp., secretary. Directors are Jo

| George L. Olive & Co.; R. W. Can- | tin, Hoffman Specialty Co.; Landis | B. Pressler, Eli Lilly & Ca.; Curt W. Hirshland, Adding Machine Service He|& Sales Co.; A. F, Mack,-C:P.A,, was cited for meritorious perform- |Electronic Laboratories, Inc.; A. O.

Harding, New Richard A. Rice,

| Stokely-Van Cam

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{ter of the National Association of

controller of

J.Jerman,C.P. A, ident; Julian O. Co., treasurer,

hn D. Harrington,

Castle Products; L. Strauss & Co.;

p, Inc,

—With Major Hoople

OUR BOARDING HOUSE EGADTWIG6S! T MUST BE 7 MONEY 7 THAT'S YOUR ETCH = EVEN MORE OF A PHNSICAL J INGS, MR. DETECTINE, AND MARVEL THAN I SUSPECTED. £3, THEY'RE AS PHONY AS A ~~ PLUMMETING HEAD-ON $4 POSSUM'S FUNERAL NOTICE! FROM A PLANE INTOATREE H —~ AS FOR YOUR ROBLST WITH NO VISIBLE FRACTURES /\ HEALTH, IT MAY TAKE A

ee HAR-RUMPHR / oT TURN FOR THE WORSE IF COULD HANE INTERNAL OUR. *PILOT* FRIEND DiS~ INJURIES, OF COURSE, BUT COVERS I'M READING “MY WORD? , HIS MAIL! a WHERE DID Soman

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en FRECKLES AND Hi Hom }

LDA LOST INTEREST IN LARD BECAUSE SHE THOUGHT HE WAS TOO FAT! THEN SHE GOT THE MEASLES, AND WHILE SHE WAS QUARANTINED,

LARD BOMBARDED HER WITH CANDY /

Put your problems 1: a letter fo Jane Jordan who will answer questions in this column daily.

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am the|to break this up now and for good. mother of two small children, My| WORRIED MOTHER. husband and I are separated. Answer—You can't expect the He is going with a younger girl yop to live like a hermit when you and wants the children to know cast him off. her. He has taken them to see her| 14 yo, don't want your children twice against my exposed to an unconventional situawishes wiote 1 tion, then withdraw the obstacles thinking that this which prevent it from becoming is not the thing conventional. to do as he is ‘not Don't keep: the children away rep yet snd Liss from their father. Better put up be? with the unconventional than deThe girl believes stroy their emotional relationship that I have sued with him which is much more imfor a divorce. She portant than conventions. is telling her fam- I believe that your fear of losing ily and friends the children is unfounded. Unless that they are to be married soon.|the mother is an unfit person, she The children ‘are very fond of|is not deprived of the eustody of their father and cry to go with|gmall children: ‘him when he comes to see them. |

Jane Jordan

"JANE JORDAN

to them; so please advise me how! soil and -climatic conditions. =

My husband has asked me to go! ee secession uh {back to him.. He will not quit go-| 300 OLIVE TREE TYPES {ing with this girl unless I do. I| WASHINGTON—There are about {am not interésted in returning to 300 varieties of olive trees from (my husband. There is no one else; which olives and olive oil are obbut I just dont love him. tained. The oil content depends

HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —_—._. ~~

I will never let my children go|not only upon the. variety hut upon

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FLINT SAYS THE PEARL IS NO LONGER IN THE BOOK END. WHERE 1S IT ?

BARNABY

i wasn't much of a gome. But we won if.

Gosh, Pop . . . What hoppened to my Foiry Godfather? He

said he'd be there . . . To pitch for your team... T

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~—By Crockett Johnson

But the blooms. In Brooklyn's Botonicol Gordens. Fabulous, m'boy. Present these fo your mother. Pogon Iris, | believe.

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WE HA SUSPECT MR. MSKEE | THAT THE CLEVEREST SWINDLER AT LARGE TODAY HAS

GOOD REASON TO

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I'LL JUST SIT HERE IN OUR YARD AND READ

DON'T .GET IT DIRTY OR I''L MAKE

I'VE 6OT ON My J NEW WHITE

CONSIDER ANYTHING | WITH YOU, OVER TEN DOLLARS JIAGPER,

THE DESTR OF ATLANTIS... BUT TECHMICAL

NOU CANTY FOOL ME, DUDLEY BLOD! 1 WRNOW WE SYMPTOMS | YOU'RE WAICHWG

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BY NEA SERVICE, |

ws PERFECT! MEN, LET'S THROWING

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