Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1946 — Page 31

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THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1946 .

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ON THE RADIO

THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies in program “announcements caused by station changes after press time.)

WFBM 1260 WIBC, 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC-Red) (Blue Network) 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It Girl Marries News 4:15 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life | Melody Time 4:30 Tea Time Tunes |Easy Does It Plain Bill Swing Session 4:45 Tea Time Tunes | Easy Does It -| Front Page Farrell | Hop Harrigan ¥ 00 Melody Time - Sports News—Mel. Billb'd | Terry & Pirates 15 C. 1. O. Comment | Superman Melody Billboard |H-R Scoreboard 5:30 Tune Teasers Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish- Jack Armstrong 8:45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed | John De Young $9 latny Jom Fulton Lewis Jr. Sup r Club Luke Walton 81 PF Edwards—News | World News Waltz Time i Nr. Dave Hamilton Melody Box Treasury Salute 6:46 Mr. Keen Inside Sports Pred Holt—News Cliff Edwards’ Show 1.00 Suspense Supper Serenade Olmsted Playhouse Lum & Abner 9:15 Suspense Supper Serenade Olmsted Playhouse | Earl Godwin 9:30 FP. B. 1. Program | Rogues Gallery Meredith Wilson Town Meeting T4 PB. 1 Program Rogues Gallery Meredith Wilson Town Meeting ———————————— ror ————————}, s—_—— amv —— $0 Dick Haymes G Heatter Musioe Hall Town Meeting 18 Dick Haymes Real Life Stories | Music Hall Town Meeting 8:30: Hobby Lobby Treasure Hour Bob Burns Detect & Collect 8.45 Hobby Lobby Treasure Hour Bob Burns Detect & Collect

9:00 Island Venture 9:18 Island Venture 9:30 That'se Life

9:45 That's Life 0:00 Gilbert Forbes

10:15 Interlude

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0:30 Alvino Rey Orch. 0:45 Alvino Rey Orch,

1:00 Harry Cool Orch, 1:18 Harry Cool Orch. 1:30 E. Lawrence Orch, 1:45 E. Lawrence Orch.

Sky Bulletin Popular Batons Popular Batons Room for &.1.'s

Prank ‘Edwards Symphonette Symphonette Scores and Sports

News— Night Spots Griff Williams Or Bernie Mann Orch. Bernie Mann Orch

WLW THURSDAY EVENING

Abbott & Costello Abbott & Oostello Rudy Vallee Rudy Vallee

Fred Holt—News Date With Musie Music U Remember Music U Remember

News—Sportsman Sportsman Designs for Listen's Designs for Listen’

Curtain Time Curtain Time Fantasy in Melody Summer Serenade

John Morrow Songs of the Islands Chuckle Time Chuckle Time

News Variety Hour

Variety Hour Variety Hour

PM 4:00—-Girl Marries 4:15—Portia Paces Life * 4:30-Plain Bill 4:45—Front Page Farrell

$:00—Linda’'s First Love

§:15—Lone Journey §:30—Lora Lawton

§:45—News—L'well Thomas

68:00—Supper Club

§:15—Nws,, Riss & Kingsby.

6:30~Crossroads Cafe 68:45~News—Kaltenborn To Be Announced 7:15~To Be Announced

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100 World News 15 Morning Melodies :30 Top o' Morning 45 News

News—Fun at Bkf. Breakfast Devotion News-—Congrat. Phil & Uncle Ezra

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Dunkin’ Time Dunkin’ Time News Time to Shine

oS Mis, Farrel :00 Valiant Lady

:13 Light of the World :30 Evelyn Winters 145 Bachelor's Child'n

Larry Richardson Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol

Jane Days House Jane Days House Lady's Notebook Spinning Wheel

00 A. Godfrey Show :13 A. Godfrey Show 0:30 Tena and Tim

News—Board Room | F Tune Tonics Take It Easy

Musical Clock

Dick Reed Music Manhatten Music Manhatten

Lone Journey Lora Lawton Road of Life Joyce Jordan

Fred Waring Fred Waring Barry Cameron

Breakfast Club Breakfast - Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

My True Story My True Story

Tom Breneman Tom Breneman Home Edition

Hymns All Churches | The Listening Post

10:45 Aunt Jenny Letters to Lindlahr| David Harum Ted Malone 11:00 Kate Smith Lyle Van Make- -Up Box Glamour Manor 11:15 Big Sister Coke Club—Downey| Today's Band Glamour Manor 11:30 Helen Trent U. 8. Army Band Talks Dick & Guy 11:45 Our Gal Sunday U. 8. Army Band Talks Jimmy Boyer 13:00 Gilberts Forbes Larry wichardson | Tello-Test Baukhage 12:15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike | Dick Reed Home Front 12:30 Farm Circle Luncheon Music Interviews Kay Reporter 12:45 Farm Circle Farm Bureau Four Stars Noonday Headlines 1:00 2d Mrs. Burton Cedric Foster V.P.W. Catherine Daniels

1:15 Perry Mason 1:30 Rosemary 1:45 Young Dr. Malone

John J. Anthony Queen for a Day Queen for a Day grows at 2 P.M. Party P.M Party News Reel of Alr

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Linda's First Love Hearts tn Harmony Editor's Daughter

Woman of America Ma Perkins Pepper Young Right to Happiness

Backstage Wife

Catherine Daniels Bride and Groom Bride and Groom

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3:00—Ivory Classics 3:15~Jdck Smith 2:30—~Dance Maestro 3:45—Dance Maestro

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6:30—Treasury

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Comedies

7:30-Musical Tete a Tete T:45—Musical Tete a Tete

8:00—Pan-Americana

Concert Sing

Salute

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8:15~Pan-Americana 8:30-Just Music 8:45—Just Music | 9:00—Evening Serenade | 9:15—FEvening Serenade 9:30—Hoosier Play House #:45—~Rainbow Trio 10:00—8ign Off

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Timing appears to be well-nigh perfect on the Dick Haymes show— and it's the kind of thing that furnishes a nice, pleasant reminder to the moppets of the household. The kid-faced crooner and his gang will because they just happen to know that by tomorrow at this time the younger generation will close In other words, school will be out for the I sorta dread to

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Pat your problems in a letter te Jane Jordan who will answer questions in this column daily,

DEAR JANE JORDAN.-—-I am a widow past 45 and have said that I never would marry again, But I loved my home and I miss it, I would like to have another home. I have met a few men of my own age, also a few who are not as old. One is past 37 and was in World War II. He feels the same as I do about a home. Do you think there is too much difference in our ages to make a home and be happy? He has been married before and has three children. His ex-wife is married again and has a child by her second marriage, This man loves his children and I know I could make a home that they could come to and be with him part of the time any way. I am depending on your answer to solve my problem. LONELY

” ” ” ANSWER: I am sorry but I cannot solve your problem. I only can warn you both not fo let your

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mutual desire for a home rush you into marriage. The difference in your ages does constitute a risk which both of you should take seriously. I am sure that you are perfectly sincere when you say that you would be happy to have the man’s children visit you. But sometimes that causes more complications than you expect. Children often do not like their father's second wife, Instead of appreciating her desire to be kind they do things to upset the ‘marriage. It takes a very wise, understand-

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