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THIS EVENING

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naceuracies in program announce.

OUT OUR WAY

PLEASE, PLEASE, EPHANIO! TELL US AGAIN HOW + YOU FOUND TH'

THERE 16 SOME ROMANCE TO ‘GOLD! IMAGINE ALL YOUR- OLD AGE SITTIN UNDER TH* OLD ACACIA TREE TELLIN’ ABOUT LOST RHELUMATISM AN’ BALDHEAD CURES! WHUT A FUTURE TO ~ TO~-=

SHET UP! THERE'S A CURVE!

WLW TUESDAY EVENING

6:45—News—Kaltenborn

0:30 Marries T7:00—Follies of 1946 Ht Skelton

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

8:30-F, McGee & Molly

Lawton : | owell Thomas| 8:45—F. McGee & Molly 11:15—Backgrotind

11:30—~Gardner Benedict Or.

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260 is Birds Emmy Lou&Hymrs.| Dawn Patrol

ton , Faces Life T:15—Follies of 1946 10:00—News—Chamberlain foe rn | THE WL hep | 10M Pat DON'T REACH FOR YOUR Y Pag . ; First Love 8:00—Amos & Andy 10 40 Mr am CANNON, SHORTY/ ER , rney 8:15—Amos & Andy 11:00—News—Peter Grant [L VE GOT A NICE SHINY

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ttey Bhow | News—Board, Room | Fred Waring Tom Brenneman ‘rey Show | Tune Tonics Fred Waring Tom Brenneman bnd Tim Take It Easy Barry Cameron Home Edition Lenny Letters to Lindlahr| David Harum T ne ith Lyle Van Make-Up Box Glamour , Manor er Morton Downey Tobe’s Topics Glamour Manor Trent U..8. Marine Band (Talks Dick and Guy al Sunday |Guy Lombardo Or, | Talks Jimmy Boyer E Forbes Larry Richardson | Tello-Test Baukhage rking You Take the Mike | Dick Reed Home Front N . at Circle uncheon Music Interviews Kay Reporter OUR. Circle Farm Bureau Four Stars Norby Headlines THiS CHADTER Burton Cedric Foster The Name Speaks |Catherine Daniels Mason John J. Anthony Linda's Love Catherine Daniels

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| of Life Uptown at 2 Women of America| Al Pearce Ma Perkins Al Pearce Pepper Young Ladies Be Seated Right to Happiness | Ladies Be Seated

Erskine Johnson Backstage Wife Jack Berch Easy Does It Stella Dallas Day Dreams Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Ethel & Albert

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WLW WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS

10:00—Fred Waring 1:45—Church Hymns

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Time 10:15—Victor Lindlahr 2:00—~W §s Choretime | 10:30—Barry Cameron Ba OE Amenin Williams 10:45=David Harum 2:30=Pepper Young's Fam. Tabernacle 11:00—~News—Peter Grant 2:45-Right to Happiness Riss, Wth., Mk.| 11:15—Editor’'s Daughter 3:00—Backstage Wife e¢ Roundup 11:30—Young Dr. Malone 3:15=--Stella Dallas o Shine 11:45—Life Can Be B'utiful| 3:30-=Lorenzo Jones -Chamberlain 12:00—Noon—Pifty Club 3:45—Young Widder Brown ng Matinee 12:15-Pifty Club 4:00—When a Girl Marries ng Matinee 12:30—Nws., Mkts, Ev. Farm | 4:15—Portia Faces Life ng Matinee 12:45—Everybody’'s Farm 4:30—Just Plain Bill ng Matinee 1:00--Guiding Light 4:45—Front Page Farrell of Life 1:15—~Today's Children Jordan 1:30—Woman in White : WABW (FM) WEDNESDAY'S PROGRAM Classics 4:30—Musical Comedies 7:16—~Darce Cavalcade hoteers 4:45~Musical Comedies ‘7:30—Gypsy Ensemble J Maestro 5:00--Varieties 7:45—Gypsy Ensemble + Maestro 5:15-—Varieties 8:00—Pan-Americana r Latch String| 6:30—Viennese Concert 8:15—Pan-Americans » Symphony . 5:45—~Twmner Tunes 8:30—Just Music ser's Corner 6:00—Dinner Music 8:45—Just Music ocer’'s Corner 6:15—Dinner Music 9:00—Evening Serenade ry of Song 6:30—8ongs at Twilight 9:15—Evening Serenads ian Melodies 6:45—8Songs at Twilight * 9:30—Glory Pleasants 9:45—Glory Pleasants

7:00—Dance Calvacade

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jations Crossroads,” a full hour program to be broadcast over WFBM tonight from 9 till 10, brings twenty-one people to the uss the question: “How can fhe peoples of the world use, their | v to imsure humanity's survival and civilization’s progress in ¢ age?” Those who will air their views include such contrasting | s as Professor Albert Einstein and the tail gunner of the B-29 slated Hiroshima; Commander Harold E. Stassen and a Min. voman who lost three sons in the war; Atomic Physicist Harold | nd a college freshman: Lieutenant- General George Kenny, U. S. < representative to the United Nations’ Military Staff Comd a worker at the Oak Ridge, Tennessee, atom plant, They'll ahopt YOUR future. You should listen! | #2 =z = #2 a = | Lund, whom you've seen on the screen and heard on the air y announce the Bob Crosby show), wil] star in “The Furious

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he Ritter of 3136 Graceland Avenue,” Indianapolis, ends up a this column with the following quote: “Mr. Travis, you are a | Seems Pauline took exception to a crack we made recently kon Welles. She, says he is wonderful. Okay, everybody to his s, as Mrs. O'Reilly said when she kissed the pig. Besides, Welles money than we have. | 8 n n Hu Ed n Oretega, whom you hear plenty on the radio without know-| is, comes through the creaking door of “Inner Sanctum’ at inder his own name to appear in “Murder in the Night.” Ore- | Inspector Queen on Wednesday and is heard on daytime | every type of role from friendly doctor to gay blade, Tonight, | . his sleep leaving a trail of strangled corpses to follow back

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wenson and Jan Milner, stars.of the kilocycles, will be featured | Please tell me what I can do

ter of Romance” at 7:30 tonight in a radio play by Arthur|,.¢ myself a girl. entitled “Don’t Ever Love Me.” Karl and Jan portray a couple] t out of work. No, Junior, they are NOT coal miners. Mr. Lau-| author, has a successful play on Broadway right now, so you he in to see how he does with a radio drama. We think he ¢ something.

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v children are shy,” says Eileen Frederic, hostess of “The Ayres 0 N ' And, she will talk to mothers of shy children on the program JA NE J RDA

weigh about 184 pounds. Is that a|

| with helping your mother.

[other things that leave the impres-

a is developed into a highly temperamental and noisy female.| | KEEP TRYING, BO NE NANT © SEE ) ! 7H h a WH 4 )

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T.M. REC. U. S. PAT, OFF

Put your problems in ‘a letter to Jane Jordan whe will answer questions

this column daily,

When we were young, we were shy, {00. Every Sunday after. DEAR JANE JORDAN: I am 17|sion that you are still “Mama's lue eyes, and boy,” tied to her apron strings, You may talk about her too

much, quote her opinions, lean on

I can't get her too heavily.

And otherwise

you may make the girls feel that

't of thing (and audience surveys show you do), you can tune | I went with one girl who knew |you havent really grown up but wn at 7 tonight to hear Steve Wilson solve a whodunit called | family well. Afterwards she are still at your mother’s beck and le Hater.” A lady-killer does away with a lot of women—all told her friends that I was a sissy | call. f the because I-helped-my mother around | pn, things that make you seem |the house. My mother isn't well. | [I .don’t see anything the matter | ga) for you readily enough. Succeed at your job. Engage in mas0! culine sports and pursuits. Make

more masculine and the girls will

{men friends and devel more

FRANKIE. |nasculine interests. Read the news.

| Keep yourself informed. In other

nothing the | words, grow up. {matter with helping your mother |yith the girls. [when she is ill. But you may do

It will help you

JANE JORDAN

__ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES « ==By Williams

THERE YOU ARE! THEY THINK OL' EPHANIO 1S A NUT, BUT

"VIC FLINT

[Bomeone else was at the door gave me my opportunity.

I CAN'T TELL ° WHO YET!

They won the ball game, Bornoby . ... ? Without Fodeoway O'Motley on the mound? Impossible!

—By Cro

such an association, . Especiqlly if he learned oy thot Fadeaway O'Malley was pitching his heart |

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