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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

—Ry Williams

RADIO PROGRAMS

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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible tor inaccuracies in ram annbuncements caused by station changes after press time,

~ WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It When Marries| News 4:15 Personal Problems| Easy ‘Does It Bo Life [Melody Time 4:30 Tea Time Tunes |Easy Does It Just Plain Bill ' | Swing Session 4:46 Tea Time Tunes |Easy Does Is Front Page Parrell | Hop Harrigan 5:00 Melody Nows--Mel. Billb'rd | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Atom Bomb Prog. n Melody 8ifllboare |H.-R Scoreboard 5:30 Pearson Time Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish «| Jack Armstrong 8:48 Gilbert Forbes Miz Sporte~Dick Reed | Marshall Pope 6:00 Lanny Fulton Lewis Jr. Bi Club Luke Walton 6:18 Jack Smith Frank Edw Wi News Walts Time 6:30 Club Royal Jens) J. Taylor Box Lone Ranger 6:45 Club Royal Spo Fred News Ranger 7:00 Forever Ernest Bulldog valoade of Amer. m & Abner 7:18 Forever Ernest ulldog Drumond ! valcade of Amer, Sullivan 7:30 Crime Photogr. Case Bk. of G. Hood | Voice of Firestons Fat Man 7:46 Crime Photogr. Case Bk. of G. Hood | Volos of Firestone | The Fat Man 8:00 Radio Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour Deal in Orime 8:15 Radio Theater Real Life Stories | Telephone Hour Deal in Orime 8:30 Radio Thea! Spotlight Bands Information Forever Tops 8:48 Radio Spotlight Bands Information Please | Forever Tops 9:00 Screen Guild {Adams Hat Fight | Contented Hour Edward Maher 9:18 Screen 1d Adams Hat Fight ntented Hour Fantasy & Melody 9:30 Bob Hawk Snow |Adams Hat Fight r. L Q Questions for Amer, 9:45 Bob Hawk Snow [G.I Talks It Over| Dr. L Q Questions for Amer, 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Prank Edwards Pred Holt—News | News 10:15 Interlude Musio & Milestones | Pleasure Songs of the Island 10:30 Eil'n Farrell & Or.| Music & Milestones You R'membd’r | Chuckle Time 10:45 Bil'n Farrell & Or.| Scores and Sports | Mus, You R'memb'r | Chuckle Time 11:00 Jos Reichman Or.| News & Night Spot |N an News 11:18 Jos Reichman Or. | Billy Bishop Or Sportsman Variety Hour 11:30 Chuck Foster Or, | Tempo Review E. Hawkins Orch. | Variety Hour 11:45 Chuck Foster Or. ' Tempo Review E. Hawkins Orch. ' Variety Hour

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WLW MONDAY EVENING P.M Cafe 0:1 tented Hour a Girl Marries V. K'It'nbn Sar LQ Faces Life of Amer, 2:46-Dr. LQ Bill of Amer. 10:00--News-—-Chamberiain : Parred Or.| 10:15--8helf of Melody Love Or.| 10:30--Doodle Sockers

11:30--Our Policy Riss & Kingsby. Hour 11:45-Our Foreign Policy TUESDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 6:30 Barly Birds Morning, Neighbors| Dawn Patrol Hired Hands 6:45 Early Birds Morning, Neighbors| Dawn Patrol Morning Mall 7:00 World Today News—Fun at Brkf. | World News News 7:18 Morning Melodies | Breakfast Devotion | Musical Clock Dunkin® Time 7:30 Top of Morning News—Congratula's | Musical Clock News 7;45 News Phil 4 Uncle Ezra | Musical Clock Time to Shine 8:00 Rhythm and Song | Larry Richardson [Musical Clock Breakfast Club 8:15 New 8 Yawn Patrol Dick Reed Breakfast Club 8:30 Mra. Farrell Yawn Patrol Allan Roth Breakfast Club 8:45 Mrs. Farrell Yawn Patrol Allan Roth 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 Sings Road of Life Church Hymns 9:45 Bachelor's Chil'n | Spinning Wheel Joyce Jordan eo Listening Post 10:00 Art Godfrey Show|News—Board Room | Fred Waring Tom Breneman 10:18 Art Godfrey Show |Tune Tonics Fred Warin Tom Breneman 10:30 Tena and Tim Uncommon Sense | Barry Cameron Home Edition 10:45 Rosemary Letters to Lindlahr| David Harum Galen Drake

11:00 Kate Smith 11:15 Aunt Jenny 11:30 Rom.

Lyle Van Coke Club—Downey

Democratic Conv, Democratic Conv.

1: Helen Trent| Command Band Democratic Conv. |Dick and Guy 11:45 Our Gal Sunday |Command Band Democratic Conv. | George Byron 12:00 Gilbert Forbes Larry Richardson | Telio-Test Baukhage 12:15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike | Dick Reed Home Front 12:30 Farm Circle Lunch’n With Lopes | Interviews Kay Repo 12:45 Farm Circle Farm Bureau Four Stars Noonday Headlines 1:00 Second Mrs. Burton | Cedric Foster Flit PFrolics Catherine Daniels 1: Mason John J. Anthony Linda's Love Catherine Daniels

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115 Perry 1:30 Bandstand Queen for a Day Hearts in Harmony | Bride & Groom

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Queen for a Day Editor's Daughter | Bride & Groom 2:00 Road of Life Up Town at 2 Life Can Be Beautfl. | Al Pearce 2:15 Star Time P.M. Party Ma Perkins A) Pearce 2:30 Navy Musie P.M, Party Peppér Young Ladies Be Seated 2:45 Chats News Reel Right to Happiness | Ladies Be Seated 3:00 House Party Erskine Johnson Backstage Wile Jack Berch 3:15 House Party Easy Does It Stella Dallas Day Dreams 3:30 Ayers Program Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Ethel & Albert 3:46 Ayers Program Easy Does It Widder Brown Charm School 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 Parrell | Hop Harrigan WLW TUESDAY PROGRAMS AM 10:00~Fred Waring 1:30-—-Woman in White

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9:45—Joyce Jordan WABW (FM) TUESDAY'S PROGRAM PM 4:30~Tea Time Tunes :15--Dance Cavalcade 2:00~Walts Musicale 4:45~Tea Time Tunes 7:30—Don Cossacks 3:15—Dinn! Sisters 5:00—Varieties 45—~Trade Winds 2 ro 5:15—Varieties 00—Songs By Gloria

8: 8:15-=-Pan-Americana 8:30—Just Music 8.45—Just Music

9:00—Evening Serenade 9:15—Evening Serenade 9:30—Symphony of Song

5:30—Concert Viennese 5:45—8pike Jones 6:00—Sportscope 6:15—Dinner Musie 6:30—Pop Concert 6:45-Pop Ooncert 7:00—Dance Cavalcade

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Reaching into the early part of the evening, Jack Smith will swing

boy burned his clarinet at both ends. is being billed as a “protagonist.” Personally, I'm not ai all inter ested in what he has for breakfast—he still sounds durn good.

Young Mr. Smith, by the way,!

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A member of the K-9 corps will be barking up the right tree tonight at 7 when it comes to the drug store where “Forever Ernest” wipes the counter. Jackie Coogan, who led quite a dog’s life himself for a while several years ago, will naturally cast a friendly eye toward the pooch. |

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Lanny Ross is now in his final week of broadcasting for the summer. And Evelyn Knight, too, for that matter. She's the empty space fillerinner on the show each day at 6. But it'll be a short summer for the both of them, since the show is slated for a re-airing on Aug. 19.

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Local vets will be able to drag on a fag for free as 4 result of the Bob Hawk puff show at 9:30. Some of the cigarettes Hawk gives away to vet hospitals throughout the nation will wind up in the laps of exservicemen at Wakeman General, Camp Atterbury. Incidentally, Hawk is a busy little bee on Monday evening. Long about dish washin’ time he gives an earlier show for eastern listeners. He can sell more cigarettes to Egyptian Camels that way.

After picking up a nice pile of change on Academy Award on Saturday, Pat O'Brien comes back just two nights later to. give a performance for free tonight at 9 on the Screen Guild Theater, As far as Pat is concerned it's a “come as you are” party, because he'll be speaking up in the big money maker, “The Great O'Malley.” He's an Irishman, but he can't help it. It's an inherited disease.

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Late listening long-hairs will be able to get their musical ear massaged in the still of the night at 10:30, Eileen Farrell and the Columbia Concert Orchestra have practiced mighty hard on several numbers, among which are one of Grieg’s best, “I Love Thee.” They will also set full sail on the operatio selection, Elsa's Dream from “Lohengrin” by Monus Wagner, formerly of the National League,

Paul Roberts, local announcer, will be back with Club Royal, his own special plaything, tonight at 6:30. Roberts quietly goes insane by spinning discs on five different turntables to give the atmosphere of a night club. Orchestra guest tonight for mighty cheap prices will be Woody Herman and Johnny Jr. of Phillip Morris will drop in. Joe Plerson will say sweet things about the Knoerle Tire Company.

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