Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1946 — Page 21

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RADIO PROGRAMS

THIS EVENING

WFBM 1260 (CBS

WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 ) : (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) 100 Feature Story Easy Does It Girl Marries Vacation Capers 5 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life Vacation Capers

1 :30 Atom Bomb Test 45 Tea o Tunes :00 Tea Time Tunes :15 Word From Catry,

130 Pearson Time :45 Gilbert Forbes

100 Pattl Clayten

:156-Skyline Roqgt PF, Edwards—News | World News :30 Ellery Queen B'tle Commentators| Melody Box Lone Ranger 45 Ellery Queen Inside Sports Fred Holt~-News Lone Ranger

Atom Bomb Test Easy Does It

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Albert Warner

Atom Bomb Test Front Page Farrell

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News—Mel. Billbd Melody Billboard Frank Parrish Sports—Dick Reed

Supper Club

Terry & Pirates H-R Scoreboard | Jack Armstrong Melodytyme

Luke Walton News

"7:00 The' Whistler 15 THe Whistler :30 Dr. Christian 46 Dr. Christian

Cares Away Cares Away Beatrice Kay Beatrice Kay

Mr, and Mrs, North Mr. and Mrs, Nor Raleigh Room Raleigh Room

Lum & Abner La Guardia Sportsman's Olub Sportsman's Club

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:00 Sad Sack Gabriel Heatter McGarry & Mouse | Court Missing Hrs. :15 Sad Sack Real Life Stories McGarry & Mouse | Court Missing Hrs 30 Intrigue Spotlight Bands Mr, D. A. Frankie Carle 45 Intrigue Spotlight Bands Mr, D. A. Frankie Carle 100 Acad, Award Thtr,| Sum. Bikini Bomb. | gay Kayser Esq. Sports Review 118 Acad, Award Thtr,.| Endorsed by Dorsey Kay eel Esq. Sports Review

:30 Holiday for Music 45 Holiday for Music

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Frank Edwards Music & Milestones Music & Milestones

Kay Kayser Kay Kayser Fred Holt

Pleasure Parade Musio You R'm'ber

We, the Guilty / We, the Guilty

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WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING

Pr 6:30-~Cross Roads Cafe 3:15-College Mus, Knowl, 4 omit] Marries 6:45~News—Kaltenborn 9:30-=College Mus. Knowl, 4:15—Portia Faces Life 7:00-~Mr, & Mrs. North 9:45—College Mus. Knowl : 30==Plain Bill 7:15=-Mr. & Mrs. North 10:00~News—~Chamberlain 4:45-Front Page Farrell 5:00~~Linda’'s First Love 5 15—Lone Journey 5:30—Lora Lawton

T7:30~Penguin m J:43--penguin m 8:00—-McGarry and Mouse

10:15-8helf of Melody 10:30--Stairways to Stars 10:45~Tune Reviewer 11:00-=News-—Peter Grans

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6:00—8upper 46=Mr, D. 11:30-Clyde Trask Orch. 6:15—Nws,, Riss & Kingsby. | 9:00-~College Aa. Knowl. 11:45--Clyde Trask Orch, THURSDAY PROGRAMS WPFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) 6:30 Early Birds Moving. Jeighoors Dawn Patrol Hired Hands 6:45 Early Birds Dixje Dawn Patrol oT Mall 7:00 World Today ore at Bkfs, | World News 7:15 Morning Melodies | Breakfast Devotion | Musical Clock Dunkts Time 7:30 Ayres ra4 News—C'gr't'lations| Musical Clock New, 7:45 News Phil & Unole Ezra | Musical Clock Time to Shine 8:00 Rhythm and Song | Larry Richardson | Musical Cloek Breakfast Club 8:15 Rhythm ae Bong | WIBC Coffee Shop | Dick Reed NE Breakfast Club ¥ 8:30 Mrs, 1 WIBC Coffee Shop | Allan Roth Breakfast Club 8:45 Mrs, Farrell WIBC Coftee Shop |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 Croshy Sings Road of Life Church Hymns 9:45 Bachelor's Child'n | Cooking School Joyce Jordan The Listening Post 10:00 Art Godfrey Show | News—Board Room | Pred Waring Tom Breneman 10:15 Art Godfrey Show | Tune Tonics Fred Waring Tom Breneman 10:30 Tena and Tim B. Herrington Sings | Barry Cameron Home Edition 10:45 Rosemary Vietor H, Lindlahr| David Harum William Lang 31:00 Kate Smith Up to Minute News| Make-Up Box 1 Glamour Manor 31:15 Aunt Jenny Coke Club—Downey| Today's Band Glamour Manor 11:30 Helen Trent Easy Aces Talks Dick & Guy 11:45 Our Gal Bunday |Radio Wom. Club {Talks George Byron 13:00 Gilbert Forbes Larry Richardson |Tello-Test David Wills 12:15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike | Four Stars Luncheon Serenade 12:30 Farm Circle Lunch’'n With Lopez |'Round the Circle | Kay Reporter 12:45 Farm Cicle Farm Bureau Dick Reed—News Noonday Headlines

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Cedric Foster

Flit Frolics

Catherine Daniels

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1:15 Perry Mason John J. Anthony Linda's First Love | Catherine Daniels 1:30 Road of Life Queen for a Day Hearts tn Harmony | Bride & Groom 1:45 Young Dr. Malone| Queen for s Day | Editor's Daughter | Bride & Groom 2:00 Burprise pitty Downtown at 2 Life Can Be B'tifuf| Club Matinee 2:15 Surprise Party P.M. Party Ma Perkins Club Matinee 2:30 Marines P.M. Party Pepper Young Ladies Be Seated 2:45 Treasury Balute P.M, Party Right to Happiness | Ladies Be Seated 3:00 House Party Easy Does It Backstage Wife Jack Berch 3:15 House Party Easy Does It Stella Dallas Afternoon Varieties 3:30 Ayres Program Easy Does It Lorenz8 Jones Ethel & Albers 3:45 Ayres Program Easy Does It Widder Brown Charm School 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It Girl Marries Wheel of Fortune 4:15 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Portia Paces Life | Wheel of Fortune 4:30 Tea Time Tunes Easy Does It Plain Bill News 4:45 Tea Time Tunes Fasy Does It Front Page Farrell! Hop Harrigan

WLW THURSDAY PROGRAMS

10:00—Fred Waring 10:15—Fred Waring 10:30—~Barry Cameron 10:45==David Harum 11:00~News—Peter Grant 11:15—Editor's Daughter 11:30—Young Dr. Malone 11:45—Big Sister 12—Noon—Fifty Club

1:15~Today's Children. 1:30—~Woman in White 1:45~Hymns AH Churches 2:00—Life Can Be B'tifu) 2:15-~Ma Perkins 2:30—Pepper Young 2:45-Right to Happiness L 3:00—Backstage Wife 3:15—8tella Dallas 3:30—Lorenzo Jones 3:45—~Widder Brown

6:30—Hymntime 6:45—Ev'ybody’s Choretime + 7:00—~News—Jones 7:15~Cadle Tabernacle 7:30—=Nws., Riss, Wth., Mk. 7:45—~Chuck Acree 8:00—Buccaneers 8:15~News—Chamberlain 8:30—Morning Matinee 8:45—Morning Matinee P. M. 12:15-<PFifty Club

9:00—Morning Matinee 4:00—Girl Marries 9:15—Morning Matinee 12:30~Nws., Mkts., Ev. Prm. 4: 33~Poriia } Faces Life 9:30—Road of Life 12:45—~Everybody's Farm 4:30—Plain

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4:30—~Tea Time Tune 7:15—Dance Cavalcade | 4:45—Tea Time Time 7:30--Musical Favorites 5:00~-8potlight Varieties 7:45~Musical Favorites 5:15--8potlight Varieties 5:30—Viennese Concert 5:45—Freddy Martin 6:00—Dinner Music 6:15—Dinner Musie 6:30-=Pop Concert 6:45—Pop Concert 7:00—~Dance Cavalcade *

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P.M 2:00—Hawallan Melodies 2:15~King Sisters 8:00—Pan-Americana 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 9:45—-8ymphony of Song

2:30—Vive Mexico 2:45—Dance Maestro 3:00—~Midday Sympohny 3:15—Treasury Salute 8:30—Composer’'s Corner 3:45Composer’'s Corner 4:00--Treasury of Song 4:15—Park & Recreation

Y BY NORMAN TRAVIS

Something new in Mysteries will be presented tonight in the 8:30|°

Crosby, who is taking the sun cure for

spot formerly occupied by Bob P y but the

the hot months.. Handle for the new conversation is “Intrigue,” interesting thing about it is that you'll be led into dark and evil developments by a guide who knows all the passages. It's the “Devil's Advocate” who takes you by the hand. He's the devil's number one houseboy and has to substitute for the head man, who obviously has too many other irons in the fire at the moment. Sounding like the very devil will be Joe Schildkraut, and he’ll larn ye not te trust anybody.

» » » Lightening the load a bit tonight at 8 will be the “Sad Sack.” Herb Vigran, the barefoot boy from Indiana, prepped for this lead role the hard way by receiving a long indoctrination course while in the employment of Uncle Sammy at 50 bucks per month. Incidentally, George Baker, the man behind the brush that sent the Sack on his way, and Bill Mauldin along with a few thousand other vets of similar talent, are believed to be shaping the humor for the next generation. People in the know claim the same thing happened after War I when the smart young men of the original Stars and Stripes went satirical in a sophisticated sort of way and created the New Yorker magazine, Whatever kind this new type is, I kinda hope it's here to stay,

Joe Schildkraut

n ” ” » o J Ben Hecht, who got A-plus for his penmanship on “Front Page” and numerous others, will be sitting in the studio stroking his ghin’ when Ellery Queen gets tangled up with three college boys at 6:30 this evening. The boys didn’t learn their lessons well because they get in with a murderous fraternity in “The Adventure of the Golden | Key.” The key, by the way, gets everybody out of a peck of trouble. | It'll be up to Hecht and the rest of you to figure out just why.

» » » = ” ” | Leopold Stokowski will uncurl his beautiful blue coiffure in tribute to David Rose on July 28 when he will play a classical arrangement of Rose's “Holiday for Strings” in the Hollywood Bowl, He'll follow it | with the “Waukegan Concerto,” a number Rose wrote in honor of Jack Benny & few weeks ago as his original composition for the night. | Tonight at 9:30, the original that the little man has penned is called | “Peter, Peter Pumpkin Fater,” based on the nursery rhyme about al hare who had wife troubles. Kitty Kallen will warble, “I Don't Know | Why” and out of Curt Massey's aperture will come “It Had to Be You." !

N » . » ” o Here's what the Whistler will try to-do to you tonight at 7. He'll] keep jabbing at your hairline level in an attempt to throw you off your psychological toes. He will either tell the thoughts. that are | grinding around in the noggin of the killer, or may throw you clear | off guard by telling, you what's coming next.. In other words, he'll do anything to make it spookier for you.” He whistles while he works | and Mrs. Travis says that in her opinion he needs a music teacher, ‘She says he Whistles Hie I write a column, |

Joel McCrea Will * thumb the pages of recent history tonight and turn back the clock to August, 1939, when he appears on Academy | Award at 9. He'll read script on “Foreign Correspondent,” which told | the facts of life in Europe just before War II. The job McCrea turned in originally was good enough to help the play along to Oscar mention | as the best original play of 1940, best production, and the top bit of supporting acting. |

o ” ” o ” ” | “Dr. Christian” is switching patients and plots tonight at 7:30. Jean Hersholt had originally intended to tackle a problem called “Adventure in Tutoring,” but decided that a prize-wiriner by Elizabeth Petirey, Roanoke, Virginia, needed his attention at the last minute. It's entitled “Squeegee,” and I frankly can’t tell you what it's about, | With a title like that, though, you'll have to admit that I'm slightly | handicapped. The good old doc, though, doesn’t care how many pebb | are in his path, so I'll .bet he gets everything straightened out in time to send out nig monthly bills on schedule,

For you swing-shifters, bankers, and housewives "no will be home at 2 tomorrow afternoon. “Surprise Party” will be back on its leap frog schedule of Tuesday and Thursday. It's a flock of fun in the . studio with two announcers with wanderlust going into. homes in the vicinity to pry into business of the household. You'll hear the carryings- | on because they'll have a walkie-talkie strapped to their backs. © The! sponsor will also probably tell yow all about the wonders of G. W. Instant Coffee, No Woiider George ‘had “4 much time to sleep bere, and there. ' .

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HEAT EVEN AFFECTS SEDATE ‘COURTROOM

The heat has forced at least one Marion county court to sacrifice its traditional coat-wearing dignity. For several days now, Edwin McClure, judge pro tem in. criminal court, has presided in an opencollared, short-sleeved sport shirt.

a pitcher of iced lemonade. This procedure is in direct contrast to strict formalities followed in all other courts where the judges, lawyers and all attaches wear coats and ties even when, the temperatures are in the sizzling 80s

CHICAGO" PATROLMAN SLAIN; ANOTHER HURT CHICAGO, July 24 (U. P.).~One

city policeman was shot to death and another seriously wounded last

There was no connection . between the two shootings. © Patrolman Loubet Zaccard, 47, was shot during a tussle between another policeman and a customer who was being ejected from a restaurant near Evanston, IIL. The other victim, Edward Borris, 25, was shot on a street by one of two men he Stopped to Yuestion.

AIR CORPS RESERVE FUNCTIONS SHIFTED

The 11th air force command, Harrisburg, Pa., yesterday assumed responsibilities and functions of the air corps reserve, Col. C. A, Beau-

cond, commanding officer of the Indiana military district, sald. Col. Beaucond said all personnel

held by the Indiana military district were transferred to the com-

in Harrisburg.

And on the bench at his elbow is)

night while carrying out routine] police duty on Chicago's north side. |

mand in the. Elliott-Fisher building

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records of air corps reserve officers

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WERE ANY OTHER CLUES FOUND ON THE MURDERED MAN IN ADDITION TO MARCIA'S PICTURE *

BARNABY

TOO BAD. THAT MAKES YOUR JOB A BIT DIFFICULT, DOESN'T IT?

/ MR. MELCROFY, THE % POLICES JOB. I HAPPEN 10 BE INTERESTED

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No, m’boy. Don’t ask me to look on the bright side, That story in the paper is clear. True, the Council talked of erecting tents for our

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Act! Organize the voters, Put on the pressure. But wait— A five cent call might suffice *.7 A word fo the wise, you know—

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(O'Malley again.' He says he'll give the Council one more chance I'm worried.

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THE TIME OF His FE, IRVING

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