Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1946 — Page 21
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RADIO
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THIS EVENING WFBM 1360 y 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) + (Blue Nework) : ny Does 1 Portia Pace tite | Metody Time 3 ortia 08 ol : sy Does It Plain Bjl News 48 Basy Does It Fronts Page Parrell | Hop Harrigan :00 Jims ports Melody . Billboard | Terry & Pirates 15 Patt Superman Melody Biliboara | H-R Scoreboard :30 Pearson Time Capt, Midnight Frank Parrish '|Jack Armstrong :45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix ck - Reed—Sports | Marshall Pope EH L Rots Show | Fulton Lewis Supper Olub Luke Walton 18 Jack ith Show | Frank Edwards News of the World| Waits Time 6:30 Tommy 8 ienn? J, Taylor Melody Box Lone Ranger 6:45 Tommy Riggs © - | Inside Spor Fred Holt—News Lone Ranger 00 Aldrich Family Btate of State Highways in Melody | Woody Herman 7:15 Aldrich os Bupper Serenade Highways in Melody | Woody Herman 7:30 Bweeney & Murch | Volos in Night Easy Money Your F.B.L 7:45 Sweeney & March | Voice in Night Easy Money You P. B. L 8:00 It Pays Be Ignor't| Gabriel Meatter People Are Punny | Break the Bank 8:15 It Pays Be Ignor't| Real Life Stories People Are Funny |Break the Bank 8:30 Wayne King Spotlight Band Waltz Time The Bheriff 8:45 Wayne King Spotlight d Waltz Time The Sheri 9:00 Mercury Theater |Dorsey Playhouse | Mystery Theater | Gillette Fights 9:15 Mercury Theater - | Dorsey Playhouse | Mystery Theater Chllette Fights 9:30 To Be Announced | Popular Batons Bill Stern Gillette Mghts 9:45 To Be Announced | GO, I. Talks It Over| Inside the Capitol | Gillette Fights 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Prank Edwards Fred Holt—News J. Motrow-—News 0:18 Interlude Musie & tone | Pleasure Parade Island Song 0:30 Invitat'n $6 L'rn'g| Music & Milestone] Music You Rem'd'y Shuekle Time [10:45 Invitat'n to L'rn'g | Scores and Sports [Music You Rem'd'r|Chu Time 11:00 George Paxton Or. | News=Night Spot | News—Sportsman | News 11:15 George Paxton «| Ted BStracter Orch. | Sportsman Variety Hour 11:30 Charlie Barnet .| Temo Review Three Suns Trio | Variety Hour 11:45 Charlie Barnet Or. Temo Review Lee Sims . Variety Heur WLW FRIDAY EVENING
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10:30 Billie Burke The Kids Party Ed McConnell AiR. 45 Billie B The Kids Party Ed McConnell Veterans’ Adm, 11:00 Today's fer | Pun and Musie Allan Roth Chester Bowles 11:15 Today's tet | Fun and Musie Allan Roth, Earl Wilde 11:30 H r8 | Public Reporh, Talks Amer. Parner 45 Stars |Jan Garber Talks® Amer, Farmer :00 Gilbert L. Richardson, News | Tello-Test’ News :1§ RF. D. 1070 Pred. Holt Week-End Review :30 Coll Pair R FD. 107 Veteran Advisor Kay Reportet :45 County Fale Farm Bureau Music Parade Noonday Headlines 1:00 Grand Cen't Bta. | Check'd’'d Jamboree|U. B. Marines Chicago Serenade 1:15 Grand Cent’]l Sta.|Check'b'd Jamboree | Mike-Row-8copes | Chicago Serenade 1:30 Treasuty Bandssd.| Cheek’b'd Jamboree | The Baxters Fairside Chats 1:45 Treasury Bandstd.|Cheek'h'd Jamboree | Nature Sketches Byways of Ind. Kis, 2:00 Assignment Home | You Take the Mike | Sat. Showcase Pjano Playhouse 2:15 Assignment Heme | Uptown at 2:15 Sat. Bhowcase Piano Playhouse 2:30 Youth Radio Guild| Toe Be Announced |Let's Laugh Roundup 2:45 Cross Section Hawaiian Music Let's Laugh Roundup - mL —— L AN 3:00 Horse Race sy n Clem McCarthy Duke Kliingten 3:15 Helicopter Mall 4 Chicagoans Duke ington 3:30 Four Notes Easy Schools Are Yours | Duke Ellington 3:45 Chicagoans Easy Does Nelson Olmsted Duke Ellington 4:00 This Is Our Duty | Basy Does It No Happy Ending | Saturday Oonecers 4:15 Army Call Easy Does It No Happy Ending | Saturda Goneers 4:30 Record 8 Easy Does It Ed Tomlinson Saturday Coneert 4:45 Record Easy Does It Tom Carnegie Saturday Ceneert
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4:45—Tea Time Tunes 7:30—-Dont 3: 5:00—Varieties 7:45<Trade - 2: 5:15—Varieties 8:00-—Pan Amétiean :48-——Duanoe A 5:30—Veinnese Concert 8:15—Pan Ameriéana $:00—Midday 0 §:45—Duke Ellingtoh 8:30~Just Music 8:16—Midday phony 6: rtscope 8:46—Just Music 3:30—Teen 6:15—Dinner Musie 9.00—Evening Serenade 3 46-1 sol) 6:3 9:15-Evening Serenade : ont vio Yess Cavaleade ymin 3 Sons : a : ony of Son Fn Tunes 7:00-Danoe Cavalcade y y .
George Gallup does things the hard way. know anything he goes around planting a tootsie in a doorway to ask the 64 dollar question. Then he calls it a poll. He could dig the same answers just by dressing as a lady and planking himself down in the balcony of any radio quiz show—and get a box ‘of bon-bons to boot.
Take the other day, for instance.
this question:
you admire most?”
Sinatra, Kate Smith and Orson Welles. ear tuned for the ether at all would have voted the same way. «At least
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From his ivory tower in Princeton university he said he had questioned people from all walks of life on “What person living today in any part of the world do High on the list were three CBS radio stars, Frank I suspect that anyone with an
I'm sure that Orson wasn't at all surprised.
” ” . » ” » The Welles that never runs dry will be acting, directing and producing in his own version of a stage and screen sucosss tonight. run up the curtain on his Meroury Summer Theater at 9. can’t tell you what the attraction will be this peevem since the smudge pot signals from New York didn’t show on the horizon. Evidently the
wind was pointing out to sea.
S n » Y » Wayne King will share his #ip-toe music with his
crooners tonight at 8:30 when Larry Douglas and Nancy Evans get a bigger than average chunk of
time.
Larry will turn on the faucet for the hew
Cole Porter hit tune, “Pipe Dreaming,” from the Orson Welles stage stunt, “Around the World.” Nancy Evans, who is naturally good because she was exposed to Indianapolis for several summers, will ask a couple of questions “Should I tell You That I Love You?” and “What'll I do?” King will highlight “Intermezzo.”
" un . ” n ” As usual, everything is in a mess long about dishwashin’ time at 7 this evening. That's the time when. Homer and Henry have everything fouled up for the “Aldrich Family.” ginning to weigh down their palms, so their parents try to relieve the monotony a bit. They believe that athletics provide the answer, but the kids take matters into their own hands. handle is Jackie Kelk, and he’s getting quite a plug in the article “Stooges Who Stop the Show” in the July edition of the American Magazine,
n o . n » » Ordinarily, we spend a lot of words telling you what you will hear. Here's a reminder about something you can't give an ear.to, but which will be designed for your optics. casting, “Maisie” has taken the summer off to smarten up her wise cracks. During the summer she'll beat it for the M-G-M studio lot to gnaw on a script entitled “Bunco Maisie” cameras some time in August, on the air at 9:30 tonight,
improvement.)
» ” » » ” ” Of course, this kind of observation always gets me nothing at home but burnt toast, but it seems to me that the “Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou” routine packs a lot of philosophy—that whenever the female does the talking it’s the man who has to back her up. Tommy and Betty will be heard tonight at 6:30 and they'll be looking for a housekeeper to replace Mrs. MacIntyre, who has gone on her vacation. Naturally, they have a rough time of it. They finally land someone who does someJy very serious—she tries to put their Borden cow into the refrigerar.
” ” ” ” . . Kilocycling into tomorrow, the Grand Central sound track will spill 2 drama at 1 peeyem. As usual, only stage and screen stars get the acting berths, IY be an original drama starring Berry Kroeger and Frances Heflin, who acted together in the Broadway production of Shakespeare's “The Tempest.” Of course, all of that doesn’t say a thing about their production tomorrow--but it sure shows how smart I am.
Eddy Duchin, the Van Johnson with Martin Block's Record Shop at 4:30 tomorrow a tumble with
Duchiin gives Cole
Porter sheets Get a Kick Out of You.” A fellow by the name of
fpr Gene pa, The Glenn Miller by ofering a'medley of his tunes,
” » ' ,» . ” A new show starts tomorrow at 12:15 on WFBM. It'll tell your why George Washington put corn in the capital (cornerstone, how a kernel of corn eased ne Black Hawk ‘War and so on. As a matter of faot e e lowdown on all kinds of corn in an operation called Blories About Corn.» 1 sure Hops they spel my name Fight,
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Summer vacation is already be-
slated to
CBS, naturally, will have a new show (They won't leave it blank air, you silly, much as SOME people might think that such an action would be an Tune in and be surprised!
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WASHINGTON, July 5.—Here are some questions on G. I. loans and national service life insurance: Q—When I left the service I was single and thought I had too much insurance. I had the government cut down the size of the policy. Then I got married and decided I shouldn't have dropped part of the policy. Is it possible to get that part I dropped renewed? A~Yes. You can reinstate part of a policy as well as the whole policy. * @Q—I got out of service two years ago, I dropped my G. I. insurance for a while, then got half of it reinstated and, later, converted. Circumstances now demand that I have more insurance. I understand that I can still get that part of my government insurance which. I dropped reinstated. But do I have to pay all the back premiums and take a physical to do it? A—Until Jan. 1, 1947, no physical examination will be required to reinstate a lapsed government policy.
Indiana has received authorization from Washington to build an additional 15,599 housing units, ac~ cording to an announcement today by R. Earl Peters, state director for the Federal Housing administration. The priorities have been assigned over a four-month period: July, 4315; August, 4315; September, 3988, and October, 2081. : Of the monthly quotas 25 per
The rental priorities allow 50 per cent of the units to rent below $55 per month and the rest above the $56 mark, while 50 per cent of the houses constructed for sale may sell for more than $6750 and the remainder below that price, FHA has operated under the preceding set-up for the past. three months and this quarter was granted about 4000 more units than in the last period.
there is no question but that there will be a sufficient number this
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ADDITIONAL HOUSING PRIORITIES AWARDED.
'G. 1’S FROM HERE "PROMOTED IN JAPAN
- Two Indianapolis members of the
“There was no shortage of ‘prior-| ities during .the last quarter and | (9%
time," Mr. Peters seid. on
YOUR G.I. RIGHTS . . . By Douglas Larsen Veteran Can Reinstate All Or Part of His Insurance
But you'll have fo submit a siatement that your health is as good as when the policy was last In
effect, and you'll
a reinstatement,
loan guaranteed Is this possible?
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exercise it to get
ing a house that sale, us this can't be d
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months’ premiums, in order to get
‘Q-—My husband is due to be dis{charged in a month. now I have a chance to buy a house | very reasonable if I can get a G.'I1.|
eligible for a guaranteed G. I. loan until. he is out of service with a discharge other than dishonorable.
-Q—Several months agh my husband left the country on a busi-
have to pay two
But right |
for my husband.
husband won't be |
| he left he saw a
friend of ours who is a lawyer and! gave him his power-of-attorney.| The idea was that the lawyer could |
a G. I. guarantee
on a loan for the purpose of buy-|
would soon be for|
But now the government tells
one. Is this true? of -attorney can’t
be used to get a loan guaranteed
in behalf of a veteran,
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((Questions will be answered nly in this space—not by mail.)
armed forces in
Mildred, lives at been promoted
cent of the priorities will be for | Staff sergeant with the 25th division. rentals and 75 per cent for sales:|'His parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Me-
Clure, live at 513
Michigan st., has
promoted recently. John W. Williams, whose wife,
. Donald G. Busch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Busch, 3450 W.
technician fifth grade with: the 11th airborne division,
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1342 Olive st, has from sergeant to
6 Primrose ave.
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