Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1946 — Page 21
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4 NorRMAN TRAVSES
For thirteen years, man
and boy, I've tuned in this easy way to go to the movies—no fat woman next to me, no popcorn eaters, no get-outers, nothing but good drama. And tonight, Claudette Colbert stars with Robert Cummings in “Without Reservations,” the comedy drama packing ‘em in over at the Indiana this week. It's about a lady novelist and a Marine who meet on a train. You can take it from there by tuning in with a white hand recently doused in LuxvToilet Soap.
= un o y = =" ” “Screen Guild Players” set a new high in dramatic fare tonight at 9 when Lady Esther brings to the air Bing Crosby and
Ingrid Bergman in “The Bells of St. Mary's.” It alse
to listen to this broadcast.
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for Camel each Monday night at 9:30 over WFBM
fontestant answers the questions correctly. : to listen. If someone goes clear through, he's twenty-five bucks richer exempt from the cl#ims of creditors and are not subject to attach-
and becomes a Lemac.
over the highways.
words of wisdom.
“The Long Wait Is Over.”
murderer electrocuted in Michigan. hot seat in the Wolverine State. rap you can get up there.
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sitting through the newsreel
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” » Public spookers won't want to miss a dial twist to “Inner Sanctum” at 7 tonight when Bromo Seltzer fiazes through the creaking door with It may take a long time to get the wait over in the script, but you'llvhave the answer by 7:30. Hi Brown, the producer, has his problems, too. Recently, one of his dramas had a He learned later that they have no Life imprisonment is the toughest See what I mean? ” n Joan Davis was visiting a night club in Hollywood reecntly when «ome thugs came in to give the proprietor a working over with a blackjack. That's the first I've heard of her since she started on her She'll be back with her Tea Room on Mondays at 7:30 later Tonight, “The Fighting. Senator” is still in there slugging it out. Variety, the show biz mag, said recently: “Here's a newcomer which carries plenty of sock entertainment with punchy messages in the third Looks like the Senator has another constituent.
ready to open in about a week (the kids for that reminder), it's high time somebody got on the air to talk to mothers about their offspring's eddication. is doing something about it by inviting Mrs. Walter Caley, President of the Indianapolis Council of the P.-T. A, to come up and visit “The Ayres Program” on WFBM tomorrow afternoon at 3:25. that neither knows enough not to put bananas in the) refrigerator, she should learn something about putting the kids in a schoolroom properly.
8:15—~Pan-Americans 8
30—Just M 8.45—Just Music 8:00—Evening Serenade 9:15—Evening Serenade 9:30 Symphony of Song
“LUX RADIO THEATER" returns to the air tonight at 8 over CBS and WFBM. And, that's the big news you've been waiting say on my superheterodyne. 4
Claudette Colbert
makes a winning
Until then, you'll just have
~ » » un » ~ “Club Royal” opens for business tonight at 6:30 with a jam-packed supper-club filled with sounds as Paul Roberts brings a waxed Wayne dies before he applies for or reKing and his waltzes to the podium. That soothing rhythm of Mr. ceives his’ terminal-leave King’s, according to Charlie Knoerle, angel of the club, is the same Do his relatives get them? sound. that's made by the rugged tread of U. 8. Royal tires humming
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A new show started this morning at 9 en CBS and WFBM. called “Joe Powers of Oakville” and each story is completed in the daily | half hour. So, you can start in listening tomorrow morning without Joe is a friendly, small-town guy who has a book full of simple little yarns that everybody likes to hear, tells them with the help of a dramatic cast which makes listening easy on the ears. I heard the first show this morning and think Joe may have something that radio Hstemers will want to make into ma habit. But, you're the boss, so, tune in yourself and, if you don't like it, you can always find a soap opera on the air some place. - w 1 © A
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74 YOURE MARCIA MELCROFT,
A good idea~ You know, Ellen, I'm through with politics. You make friends. But you also make | enemies. Life's too short . ,
Thank goodness you ‘don’t have to attend a meeting tonight . . . Why not take a nap before dinner : . .
But Baxter's o trouble maker, Mr. Mayor. Why appoint HIM to the School Board. Politically he’s on the other side . . .
The easiest way fo gel rid of a trouble maker is fo hand hig a plum, A small one, naturally.
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STERLING J. TRUSTWORTHY, N FOUND HANGING, NEAR
When intermission
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insisted he had been attacked by a maniac, and violently denied he had attempted suicide because his bank is in a shaky financial
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LATE NEWS FLASH
Wall Street was amazed to kind his bank had been in sound {inanclal condition -- as he had claimed all along. depositors sent a large floral horse-shoe to his
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NOTHIN’ COULD BE MORE PEACEFUL THAN TH' SUN A-SETTIN' OVER MY OWN
NOTHIN' COULD BE QUIETER OR SAFER THAN MY OWN
on the subject:
Q—I was discharged in Decem- be made. In other words, brothers, ber, 1942. Is it true that I will re- sisters, and other relatives are not ceive my terminal-leave pay cash? If so, do I have to use a parlay for CBS in the 8 to 9:30 span of the clock tonight. Bing plays SPecial application form? the part of the priest and Miss Bergman portrays a Nun in this simple, heart-warming story of a little church, a new pastor and the way to that other veterans ; operate a school. If you missed the picture, or, if you didnt, be sure charged before Jan. 1, 1943, get his terminal-leave pay application? It's a swell story with two swell people in it. their terminal-leave pay in cash. Q—Is it. possible
A—You can use the same form|
are going to get as terminal-leave| pay? If payment is made in cash,! can this payment be attached? A—No. All amounts payable are
ment.
Q—What happens if a
(That vl hodld b th OOS. Cam A—His relatives get the settleat plug shou e worth a 6.00x16, arlie.) ant in cash. First t ive this Between bows of the performers, Joe. Pierson will sneak ¥n with a few ment in cash IE aueive )
would be the surviving wife and children, in equal shares. If there is ne surviving wife or child, then the surviving parents, including
TONIGHT!
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YOUR G. |. RIGHTS . . . By Douglas Larsen Same Terminal-Leave Pay
Form Used by All Veterans
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HARBOR ’ OW,
AN’ VET I'VE HAD A FUNNY FEELING LATELY THAT THINGS AIN'T PEACEFUL OR QUIET OR SAFE IN MY SNUG LIL
IL SLEEP IT OFF’
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—Apply- grandparents and step-parents, get ing for terminal-ieave pay is what the money, In equal shares. II most veterans are thinking about there is no surviving wife, child,
these days. Here are some questions 13 . : or parent, then no settlement will
" eligible to collect. Q—Suppose the war department
doesn't have a record of all a vetdo. Men dis- eran’s furloughs. How will it check
A—It won't. The application has for creditors to be sworn to, and this will have The Quiz program is evidently here to stay and one which has SW / to suffice as the basis of payment. stayed around the longest is Bob Hawk's go-around on Monday nights. to attach the bonds which veterans Bob was first to ask the $64 question, and now is smoking out-answers When television gets here, you can see the letters in C-A-M-E-L light up—when the
(Questions will be answered in | this space only—not by mail)
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