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RADIO PROGRAMS
THIS -EVENING
WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070
10:15 Interlude Music, & Milestones 10:30 Eil'n Farrell & Or. | Music & Milestones 10:45 Eil'n Farrell & Or.| Scores and Sports
Pleasure Parade
Mus, You R'memb'r Mus. You R'memb'r
WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It When Girl Marries| Wheel of Fortune 4:15 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life | Wheel of Fortune 4:30 Tea Time Tunes | Easy Does It Just Plain Bil News 4:45 Tea Time Tunes Easy Does ls Front Page Farrel | Musical Cocktall ' 5:00 Tea Time Tunes {Sports News—<Hel. Billb'rd | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Life in Russia Superman Melody 8illboare |H-R Scoreboard 5:30 Pearson Time Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong 5:45 Gilbert Forpes Tom Mix Bports—Dick Reed | Melodytyme \ Ee ———————— ll ———" —— 6:00 Mystery of Week | Fulton Lewis Supper Club Luke Walton 6:15 Jack Smith Frank Edwards World News News 6.30 Club Royal Henry J. Taylor Melody Box Lone Ranger 6:45 Club Royal Inside Sports Fred Hols News Lone Ranger 7:00 Inner Sanctum Bulldog Drumond | Travelln' Man Lum & Abner In lanat Sanctum Bulldog’ Drumond | Travelin’ Man £d Sullivan's Pipe. un Fighitng Senator Case Bk. of G. Hood | Voice of Firestone | The Fat Man : ghling Senator | Cage Bk. of G. Hood | Voice of Firestone | The Fat Man 8:00 Milien Berle Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour 1 Deal in Ortme 8:15 Milton Berle Real Life Stories | Telephone Hour 1 Deal in Orime 8:30 Jack Kirkwdod Spotlight Bands B. Goodman Orch, | Forever Tops 8:48 Jack Kirkwood Spotlight Bands B. Goodman Orch, | Forever Tops 9:00 Screen Guild Legion Course Contented Hour |Questions for A. M 9:18 Screen Guild Legion Course Contented Hour Questions tor A M 9:30 Bob Hawk Snow | Popular Batons Dr. L Q Earl Godwin 9:46 Bob Hawk Snow G.I Talks It Over| Dre l Q It's Your Business 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Prank Edwards fred Holt—News |News
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5.00—Linda’s First Love 7.45--Howard Barlow's Or 8:00-~Telephone Hour 8:15-~Telephone "tour 8:30—Benny Goodman 8:45-~Benny Goodman 6:15--Nws,, Riss & Kingsby.! 9:00-Contented Hour
8:15~Lone Journey 6:30-Lora Lawton 6:45-—Lowel) Thomas 6:00-Supper Club
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10:30=-Doodle Sockers 10:45-Doodle Sockers 11:00 News--Peter Grant 11:18~Background 11:30-=Our Foreign Policy 11:45-Our Foreign Policy
WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) €:30 Early Birds Breakfast on Farm | Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree 6:45 Early Birds Dixie Four Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree 7:00 News, Bing Sings | News—Meet Staff World News News 7:15 Morning Melodies | Breakfast Devotion | pfusical Clock Dunkin’ Time Boys 7:30 Ayres—(Gd, Morn | News—Congratula's| Musical Clock News 7.45 News Phil & Uncle Ezra | Musica) Clock Time to Shine 8:00 Rhythm and Song Larry Richardson | Musical Clock Breakfast Club 8:15 News—Song WIBC Coffee Bhop | Dick Reed Breakfast Club 8:30 Mrs. Farrell WIBC Coffee Shop | Allan Roth .| Breakfast Club 8:46 Mrs. Farrell WIBC Coffee Bhop | Allan Roth Breakfast Club 9.00 Valiant: Lady Jane Day's House | Lone Journey My True 8to 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
9:43 Bachelor's Chil'n | Cooking School
Joyce Jordan
10:00 Art Godfrey 8how | News—Board Room 10:15 Art Godfrey Show | Tune Tonics 10:30 Time to Remember | Uncommon Sense
Fred Waring Fred Waring Barry Cameron
10:45 Rosemary Victor H. Lindlahr| David Harum 11:00 Kate Smith Up to Minute News! Four Stars 11:15 Aunt Jenny Coke Club—Downey| Tomorrow's Music
11:30 Rom. Helen Trent | Easy Aces
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Tom Breneman Tom Brenneman Home Edition William Lang —————— Glamour Manor Glamour Manor Dick and Guy George Byron
Baukhage Charm School Kay Reporter
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Catherine Daniels Catherine Daniels Bride & Groom
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Al Pearce Al Pearce Ladies Be Seated Ladies Be Seated
11:45 Our Gal-Sunday | Women's Club Talks 13:00 Gilbert” Forbes Larry Richardson | Telio-Test 12:15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike | Today's Band 12:30 Farm Circle Dixie Four ‘Round the Circle 12:45 Farm Circle Farm Bureau Dick Reed—News 1:00 Second Mrs. Burton | Cedric Foster Flit Frolics 1:18 Perry Mason { John J. Anthony Linda's Love 1:30 Road of Life | Queen for a Day Hearts in Harmony 1:45 Young Dr. Malone Queen for a vay Editor's Daughter 2:00 Surprise Party Downtown at 2 Life Can Be Beautfl. 2:15 Surprise Party P. M. Party Ma Perkins 2:30 Navy Music P.M. Party Pepper Young 2:45 Food Chats P.M. Party Right to Happiness 3:00 House Party Easy Does It Backstage Wife 3:15 House Party Easy Does It Stella Dallas 3:30 Ayers Program Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones 3:45 Ayers Program Easy Does It Widder Brown 4:00 Feature Story | Easy Does It Girl Marries 4:15 Personal Problems | Easy Does It Portia Faces Life 4:30 Tea Time Tunes Easy Does It Plain Bill 4:45 Tea Time Tunes Easy Does It Front Page Farrel
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FEEL THE GRIP OF HIS FINGERS ON MY THROAT.
[] L] The Mayor can't ignore the voters who packed Town Hall tonight . .
| wonder, Ellen, what we accomplished tonight. I'd like fo get the opinion of o disinterested outsider,
It's not generally known that | adended the rally. But I'd be happy fo convey my impressions to your pater. He's free, m'boy?
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7:15=Cadle Tabernacle 11:00—~News—Peter Grant 2:30—Pepper Young 7:30—~News—Riss 11:15—Editor's Daughter, ° 2:45=Right to Happiness 7:45—Chuck Acree 11'30== Young Dr. Malone 3:00—~Backstage Wife 8 :00—Trailblazers | 11:45—Big Sister 3'15~8tella Dallas 8 :15—News—Chamberlain | P. M. 3:30—Lorenzo Jones 8 30—Morning Matinee 12—Noon Pifty Club 3.45~Widder Brown 8 45—Morning. Matinee 15—Pifty Club 4:00--Girl Marries 0.00-Morning Matines.. (12: 30~News, Mkts, Rv Pro. | & 15~Bortia Paces Tite, | | -.8:15-Morning Matines 5.43 —RByverybody's Farm 4:30-Plain Bill TYPO ROAT OT Life ~1-00—Guiding “Light —"=¢45=PFront Page Fare 1:15—Today's Children 3
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2:00—~Walits Musicale i5—~Tea Time Tunes 7:30—Don Cossacks THE STORE ORIPPLE--2:15—Dinning Sisters 00 Varieties 7:45—Trade Winds AND BRING y |. 2:30—Dance Maestro | 15— Varieties : 8:00—Songs By Gloria PACKAGES : 2:45—Dance Maestro | 30—Concert Viennese 8.15—Pan-Americana / 3:00—Matinee Melodies 45—Spike Jones 8 30—-Just Music lL, HOME / // | {
‘6:15. This guy named Smith sings songs as though he were mighty
convalescing in hospitals throughout the country. As usual,” Bob will
of ‘a night club by combining’ records, a turntable and the chatter of
AM. f 10:00—~Fred Waring 1:30—Woman in White 6:30—Hymntime { 10:15~Fred Waring 1 45—Church Hymns 6:45—Ev'body’s Chr. Time| 10:30—Barry Cameron 2:00~Life Can Be B'tiful 7:00~News—Jones | 10.45—David Harum 2:15—Ma Perkins
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3:15—Matinee Melodies 3:30~Modern Concert Hall 3:45—Modern Concert Hall 4:00—Voice of the Army | 4:15—-8ong Makers > >
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If you come from a long line of people who like to be on hand for opening nights, you'll probably drag up a front row rocker as early as
6 tonight. That's when “Mysjery of the Week” bows in for its recur Tapminal Leave Pay Cj aims
nightly schedule. It's a whodunit guaranteed to keep you worried five nights a week, starring the antics of Hercule Poirot, the detective
N created by Agatha Christie. Poirot is a retired head of the Belgian M t B Filed police who has decided to shinny on this side of the ocean in order us e | to solve several Paffling crimes. And he does it by the simplified]
“method, he says. of “using those littTe gray cells.” Poirot is played by] wASHINGTON, Aug. 10. —Here
Harold Huber, the screen star who has appeared in the shadows and are some questions from veterans dark alleys of more than a hundred movies. regarding the terminal-leave pay 2 u on u » o The wacky magistrate, Judge Milton Berle, will be having his Which is due them: final fling in his court of petty grievances tonight at 8. According to the Q—How long does a veteran have schedule, the Lux Radio Theater is slated to return to that spot the to apply for his terminal-leave following week to pick up where it left off last spring as one of the pay? costliest shows on the air. - Tonight, though, Berle will still act] A-—Claims must be sent in net happy about the whole thing by cracking jokes and listening to picayune later than Sept. 1, 1947, complaints by people who square off against each other, with money Q—If you wait a long time beas the principal reason for the disagreement, fore applying for your terminal-
on on ” n o ” : . . ¥ ” Since we're on the subject of the Lux Radio Theater breaking back le8ve pay, will that fact have any
into the lineup, now would be a mighty convenient time to announce effect upon the date on which you that the Jack Kirkwood show will make way for the 8:30 to 9 portion Can cash in the bonds? of the king-sized soap opera by moving to Sunday at 5:30, following the] A—No. All bonds will be dated, madcap session tonight. Jack throws together a combination of gags, for cashing-in purposes, the first situations and sound effects to make it a funny way to spend an evening, day of the annual quarter followand his wife gives him a helping hand by reading some lines in the ing the quarter in which the vetscript. It's always a help when your wife knows how to read—every- eran was separated. If you were thing but a pay envelope, that is. discharged on Dec. 31, 1945, then,
n n ” » ” n 1 y After vacationing for seven weeks in South America, Jack Smith has|YOUr bonds will be dated Jan. 1,
" : . 946, your bonds : ¥ set his “Jack Smith Show” up again at the same time of] 1946; if on Jan. 1, 1946, yeturped to se p ag "| will be dated April 1, 1946.
happy about this particular way of making a ‘living. He also. sets Q-1 was receiving a $2-a-day aside enough of his budget each day to provide for tuneful talent.| station allowance while I was in Tonight it is the De Marcos, the jive five whose name is familiar service and: living off the post because of the job they did last season on a show which featured Do I use this figure in computing a nasal passage called Fred Allen, my terminal-leave pay?
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u on n ~ " ” Brian Ahearn and Lucille Ball will team up in “Hired Wife,” in which they play house for free for the Screen Guild at 9 peeyem. Brian will make like a busy executive who marries his secretary for con- . venience. But this only leads to bloodshed since his fiancee is very High School Course narrow-minded about such carryin'sson. This business of getting hitched for convenience seems to be quite habit forming for Lucille, Right now, Taken at Home thete's a flicker houncing around the country called “Easy to Wed,” in which-she says “I do” to Van Johnson while looking the other way and yawning in her snood because it's simply a business transaction. Sa
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give away money. and will keép score by way of a spelling bee in which the customers get a. hundred bucks if they can spell Camel backwards If not, they get the sweepin's from the studio ashtray.
$$ uw un oH. : “Club Royal,” the half hour tonight at 6:30, Was ‘all the ear workings
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ernment after sending in an application for terminal-leave pay? A—That is a question the gov-| ernment itself would like to be | able to answer, There is no official
statement available as to when | payments will start. Estimates | range from one to six months. { Q—What is the rate of pay to be| used in computing your terminal-/ leave pay? A—You will be paid on a basis of | your pay rate at the time you were separated from the service. Base | pay and longevity are included, but overseas pay or other special pay is not, QT figure that I have $175 com- | ing to me under the terminal-leave| pay act. Just how will this be paid? | How much will be paid in cash? A—You will receive seven $25] honds; no cash. Q—-Just who will get cash pay- | ments under the terminal-leave-pay | act? A—Cash will be paid to veterans | who have less than $50 due them. | Veterans who were discharged be- | fore Jan. 1, 1943, will get cash, too, as will survivors and guardians of | persons deceased since separation or | adjudged insane or otherwise in-| competent,
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PLANS A-BOMB TEST TALK | Wayne Guthrie, city editor of | the Indianapolis News, will sive) lan eye-witness account of the Bi-| lkini atom bomb tests ata luncheon | meeting of the Lions club in the Claypool hotel at noon Wednesday.
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