Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1946 — Page 23

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THURSDAY PROGRAMS

1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 |X (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) 6:30 B4 Birds Breakfast on Farm | Dawn Patrol A 8:45 Ee Dixie Four Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jambores 7:00 Ming Melodies |News, Meet Our Staff | World News -— 7:15 Breakiast Devotion | Musical Clock News my 7:30 A .| News—C'gr't’lations | Musical Clock Tay 4, 305) 7:45 N Phil & Uncle Ezra | Musical Clock Time to Shine .: Larry Richardson | Musical Clock ; : WRG Colle Shep [Bick heed | Brsakiam hun 3 an Rot. 3 WIBC Coftes 8hop | Alian Roth Prevkist Sivb 9:00 Jane Day's House | Lone Journ: 9:18 Lilo the World| Jane Day's House | Lora Lawton w Tru Story 9:30 F'n Winters |Crosby Sings Road of Life Church Bymns 9:46 Belor's Child'n | Cooking School Joyce Jordan The List Post 10:00 Aflodfrey Show |News—Board Room | Pred Waring 10:15 ASlodfrey Show Tonics Pred Waring — Preseman 10:30 Ti to Remember| Bil Herrington = |Barry Cameron |gom Breneman 10:45 Rary Victor H, Lin David Harum William Lang 11:00 Ki Smith Up so Minute News| Today's Band Glamour Mena 11:18 a Tear Coke Club—Downey | Today's Band Stamour Manor 11:30 Hy Easy Aces Talks Som 11:45 OQial Sunday |Guy Lumbardo Talks George Bon 12:00 an Forbes Larry Richardson | Tello-Test Pam, 12.8 rkins Rd Alnounced Your Sure Charm Behool a Circle ‘Round the Circle 12:45 Pg Circle Farm Bureau Dick Reed News Kay Reporter - 1:00 3s. Burton | Cedrie Foster Flt Prolics Coir Dapler" 1:15 Mason Jobn J. Anthony | Linda's First Love Carine Dantas 1:30 R{ of Life Queen for a Day | Hearts tn Harmony | Br iin gr Goes 1:48 Yg Dr. Malone Queen for a Day Editor's Daughter Bride & Groom 3:00 Buse Party | Downtown at 3 |iife Can Be BH | 31 pears i pice |i as TU AE . . M, You 2:48 You ‘Take the Mike | Right to Happiness | Facies Bo ented 3:00 Easy Does It Backstage Wife Jock Beteh 3:15 Easy Does It Stella Dallas Wheel of Fortune 3:30 Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Wheel of Fortune 3:45 Easy Does Is Widder Brown Wheel of Fortune 4:00 Fire Story Easy Does It Girl Marries 4:15 Pinal Problems| Easy Does Is Portia Lite Whee! u Fortune 4:30 ® Tunes |Easy Does It Plain Bill News 4:45 TTime Tunes | Fasy Does It Front Page Farrell | Musical Cocktails WLW THURSDAY PROGRAMS A.M 10:00—FPred Waring 1:15—Tod: 6:30—nnti: 10:15—Fred Waring 1:30— Woman a

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“DOTTIE DRIPPLE

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peeyl. The conversation will talk about “Vivacious Lady,” a glamorous | nighiclub singer who secretly marries a professor. The celluloid] got jcar mention for its cinematography and sound recording for | 1938L.ana Turner will be billed in the top spot as the nightery warbler. | Thefofessor she marries happens to be the son of the college presi-

deniThis has all the earmarks of a plot in which there should be a are some general questions from miich, veterans and their relatives:

lot dnteresting developments, | i ¥ ¥ 4 « & » | gh-powered dramatics will mark the first anniversary of V-J| DayThe Columbia Broadcasting System will devote a half hour at 8:30bnight to a special dramatic program called “One Year From Vietl—Challenge.” They'll contrast the hell-bent happiness binge that ace ied the announcement last year with the hang-over that fol and which still has us holding our national head. The hot andild condition will have touches of Rip Van Winkle with the drama olded through the eyes of a man who has been away for 52 weel CBS was so anxious to make this message mean something theynt their major leaguers on the job. Robert J. Landry, head of the |S writing staff, is supervisor, Richard Sanville directs with William Kenll Clark penning the script.’ } » » ” » » ery Queen will have some high-powered help in solving his | whonit at 6:30 this evening. ~ Paula Stone, producer of the Broadway musgl hit, “The Red Mill,” will drape herself on the studio upholstering | anditempt to name the killer long about quitting time. On the face | of iEllety seems to have a snap tossed his way, But it toughens up like | old turkey as the minutes tick by. The old meany is a millionaire whops, more money in his jeans than he has feeling in his heart. : | 2 8am n s A lve Rose Is tying a literal handle on his original composition to on “Holiday For Music.” The melody marvel, who turns his musout by the clock, is calling his weekly composing effort this week “4:20. M.” The “how come” for the dizzy title is that Rose had polisd off an all-night writing session and was trying to dream up a til for his new composition. He glanced at his watch, and what he saw|ve him the idea for the title. Glance at your timepiece at 9:30 toni} and then dial in on little David. You'll also hear Kitty Kallen goinjovey-dovey on “Somebody Loves Me,” which Gershwin wrote in 1924jth Curt Massey checking an errant ticker and declaring “You Pele) To My Heart.” » ” ” ” ~ » re's murder in the air when “Dr, Christian” operates at 7:30 | toni. The good doctor, who seems to have a full-time job of un-| ravek tangled heart strings, will be back at the same task in “Angel's | Fligll Tully March, one of the young beauties of “River's End,” falls in I with a band leader. The only drawback is that he already | has vife. When the wife gets murdered, Tully is suspected and has to fi the music. The good doc goes to her rescue and muscles in on { territory ordinarily reserved for whodunits. This kid, Tully, is eserated, but the Chesebrough Co. says you'll have to tune in to find t what happened to the band leader. : . ! » » » . ” . {vitation to Music” will be cooking with the right idea when they air fir high-toned tunes tonight at 10:30. They'll mark the first annissary of the end of World War II with a performance of Finzi’s “Farell to Arms.” It paints a picture of what the cannons and atompould do if converted to peaceful uses. Nino Ventura does this bit thighly idealistic and wonderful vocalizing in a tenor key. Along for p ride will be Eileen Farrell, who will sing Mendelssohn's “Infée.” The heads and shoulders In the background belong: to Berni Hermann and his CBS Symphony Orchestra. { » . . , # . . 8S TIP DEPARTMENT: Sign painters have just finished a lettelg job on another door in OBS studios. A new department called Su of CBS Comedy and Varlety Programs has just been created and of that long-winded handle is Goodman Ace. It'll be his job tapply the feather to the listening audience, and he's just the mantho can do it. He's been tickling funny bones for the last 16 yearsn radio, 14 of which have been spent writing, producing and actin in 5 ” o » # n yeling into tomorrow, Eileen Frederic, hostess for The ‘Ayres’ Progm at 3:25, will be probing into the plans of the Civic Theater season, ‘Incidentally, Eileen just returned from her vacation, back toting a full-sized doll eradle for the two-year-old

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the service for two years. | a pension of $23 a month. He re-| ernment cently had to quit his job because pension?

YOUR G. I. RIGHTS . . . By Douglas Larsen 1 be funny business on the Achdemy Award theater at 9 ne YA May Increase Disability

Pension If Injury Worsens

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14—Herethis old injury bothered him so And now I am going to have a baby. Is there any way. the Q—My husband has been out of | government will pay my hospital He gets and doctor bills? Or will the gov-

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the nearest office of the Veterans’ Administration for an jncrease in

his’ pensiofi based on the fact that his Injury has gotten worse. The government will defray no part of the maternity costs in your case. Q—I have been taking on-the-job training which was approved by the state and by the Veterans’ Administration. It took several

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subsistence payments straightened out. I missed the first two/monthly payments. They tell me I can’t

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get them now. "Is this true? TONIGHT enrollment was approved by VA before you started the training| course,

served four months before being discharged as over-age. Am I entitled to the GI benefits? A—If you served on active duty for more than 90 days and received a discharge other than dis-

the GI benefits, | Q—My husband re-enlisted Nov, |5, 1945, for one year, He imme- | diately took his 60-day furlough. In what month will he be dis charged? A—He will be eligible for discharge in November, 1946. Q-—My husband is going overs seas soon, Will the government take me over there free? Does

Music to lighten the cares of the day as Bob Grant and his orchestra take you back to 1927 and 1934, Hit tunes

you'll hear are "My Blue my husband have to apply for my Heaven,” "Me and My |transportation. or do I? Top whom Shadow." "Chloe "Cock. |Should application be made? ‘ ! aia A~The government will take tails for Two" and "Blue you over without charge. Your husSkies." band should apply, doing it through

his. commanding officer.

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honorable, you are eligible for all|’

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Thank him for me, son, But we con't reserve seats for ony club. Those who arrive at the rally first, get seated first.

AL i, WY Besides, we don’t need the help of pixies fo stop non-essential building . . . It's the people who count af a moment like this , . .

Cushlamochree~What folly fo offend elves, leprechauns and gnomes Surely, you must have __ misunderstood him . . , +

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