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11:00 Buffalo Presents
15 Buffalo Presents 0 Randy Brooks Or.
3 45 Randy Brooks Or,
P.M a 4.00~When a Girl Marries 4.15—~Portia Faces Life 4.30-~Just Plain Bil) 4:45—Front Page Farrel 6:00—Linda's - First Love 5:15—Lene Journey 5:30—Lora Lawton 5:45—<Lowell Thomas 6:00—8uprer Club 6:15—-News, Riss & Kngsby,
Music & Milestones Bill Harr'ton Sings Scores and
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THIS EVENING : Sh (The Indianapolis Times Is not responsible for naccuracles in program announce: © ments caused by Station changes after press sime.) WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 oe 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS (Mutual) WiNEO) ® . (ABC) 4:00 Personal Problems| Easy Does It When Girl Marries| Wheel of Fortune 4:15 Rhythm at-Rndm,| Easy Does It Portis Faces Life Wheel of Fortune 4:30 Rhythm at Rndm.| Easy Does It Just Plain Bi News 4:45 Rhyutm at Rndm.| Easy Does Ja | Front Page Parreld | Musical Cocktail 5:00 Rhythm #t Rndm. Sports News—Mel. Billb'rd | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Rhythm at Rndm.| Superman Melody Billboard | H-R Sceéreboard 5:30 Pearson Time Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong "8:45 Gilbert Forves Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed | Melodytyme 6:00 Mystery of Week | Fulton Lewis Supper. Club Luke Walton 6:15 Jick Smith Frank ‘Edwards World News News 6:10 'Club Royal Henry J. Taylor Melody Box Lone Ranger 6:96 Club Royal Inside Sports Fred Holl—News | Lone Ranger 7:00 Inner Sanctum Bulldog Drumond [Cavalcade America | Lum & Abner 7:16 Inper Safctum Bulldog Drumond Cavaleade America | Ba Sullivan's Pipe. 7.30 Fighting Senator | Case Bk. of G. Hood Voice of Firestone eo Fat Man 7:45 Fighting Beuator | Case Bk. of G. Hood Voice of Pirestone | The Fat Man 8:00 Radio Theatre Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour 1 Deal tn Orime 8:15 Radio Theatre Real Life Stories Tehohane Hour 1 Deal in Orime 8:30 Radio Theatre Spotlight Bands Victor Borge Bhow | Forever Tops 8:45 Radio Theatre Spotlight Bands Victor Borge Show | Forever Tops $:00 Soreen Guild T. Dorsey Playshop | Contented Hour Questions for Am » 9:15 Screen. Guild T. Dorsey Playshop| Contented Hour ' | Questions for Am. 9:30 Bob Hawk Bnow | Popular Batons Dr. L Q Earl Godwin 9:45 Bob Hawk Bnow |G, I. Talké It Over Dr. L Q It's Your Business 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Frank 10:15 Interlude BE hdwards Pred Halt—News News
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9.00 Morning Melodies 9.15 Morning Melodies 9:30 Evelyn Winters 9:45 Bachelor's Chil'n
Jane Day's House Jane Day's House Crosby Sings Jackie Hill .8how
10:00 Art Godigey Show 10:15 Art Godfrey Show 10:50 Time to Rmbr, 10:45 Rosemary
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11:00 Kate Smith 11:15 Aunt Jenny 11:30 Rom. Helen Trent 11:45 Our Gal Sunday
12:00 Gilbert Forbes 12:15 Ma Perkins 12:30 Farm Circle 12:45 Farm Circle
1:00 Second Mrs. Burton 1:15 Perry Mason 1:30 Road of Life 1:45 Young Dr. Malone
Up to Minute News Coke Club—-Downey Easy Aces Women's Club
Larry Richardson You Take the Mike Dixie Four Farm Bureau
| Cedric Foster
John J. ‘Anthony Queen for a Day Queen for a Day
Fred Waring
Musica) Clock eeeet— Musical Clock ick Reed Allan Roth Allan Reth
Lone Journey Lora Lawton Road of Life Joyee Jordan
Fred Waring Barry Cameron David Harum
Four Stars Four Stars alks Talks
Tello-Test Today's Band 'Rouhd the Circle Dick Reed—News
Indianapolis Today Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter
WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 13 (CES) (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) 6:30 Early Birds Breakfast on Farm | Dawn Patrol 6:45 Early Birds Dixie Four Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jailboree re yg—————— er —————— 00 World News News = Met Staff | world News News v 7.15 Town Criér reakfast Devolion | Musical Clock p 7:30 Ayres—Gad. Morn. | News—Congratula's | Musical Clock Dunk Time Bors 7:45 News Phil & Uncle Ezra
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Jack Berch - Wheel of Fortune Wheel of Fortune Wheel ‘of Fortune
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1700 BAD YOUR BRAING AIN'T AS Ble AS YOUR MOUTH, AMOS +e WHAT DID You EVER DO EXCEPTIN CONFUSE THE WORLD & tv YOU'RE TURNIN' GREEN BECAUSE TM THE NO. | BRAINPOWER. IN OUR FAMILY, THE FELLA ‘WHO'S GONNA HEAL MANKIND /
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2:00 Surprise Party Downtown at 3 Life Can Be Beautfl. 2:15 Surprise Party Party Ma Perkins 2:30 Navy Musi¢ P.M. Party Pepper Young 2:45 Food Chat P.M. Party Right to Happiness 3:00 House Party Easy Does It Backstage Wife 3:15 House Party Easy Does 1t Stella Dallas 3:30 Ayers Program Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones 3:45 Ayers Program Easy Does It Widder Brown 4:00 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Girl Marries 4:15 Rrythm at Rndm.| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life 4.30 Rhythm. at Rndm. | Easy Does It Plain BI 4:45 Rhythm at Rndm. | Easy Does It Front Page Parred WLW TUESDAY PROGRAMS AM 10:00~Fred Waring 6 30-~Hymntime 10:15—~Fred Waring 6.45-Ev'body's Chr. Time] 10:30—Barry Cameron 7:00~News—Jones 10:45—~David Harum 7:15~Cadle Tabernacle 11:00—News—Peter Grant 2:30—Pep 7:30—News—Riss 11:15—Editor's Daughter 7:45—Chuck Acree 11:30—~Young Dr, Malone 3:00—Backstage Wife 8 00-Trailblazers © | 11:45—Big Sister 8 .15—~News—Chamberlain P.M. 8 30—Morning Matinee 12—Noon Fifty Club 8 45~Morning Matinee 12:15==Fifty Club 9 00—Morning Matinee 2:30—~News, Mkts, Ev. Frm, 9:15—Morning Matinee 12:45—Everybody's Farm 9:30—Road of Life 1:00=Guidi 9:45—Joyce Jordan 1:15—Today's Children
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elbow. straighten up and fly right. ” Platter chatter is the conversation Paul Roberts Royal” show at 6:30 tonight. He colors the truth just a bit in order lo N « make you believe that all the hep music you hear is coming from a night tucky w ie . mm. club... He even dubs in Elie hd has a mirror in the studio in erder park to the nation. Senator Alben | Dinner wili be served ai 13:30 p that he can bow to himself for the emceeing job he turns in. Is getting to be quite the platter authority since he has a 90 record show each day, two hours of “Rhythm at Random” on Sattiday | night, in addition to the 6:30 business this evening. He's even beginnin to act lke a record.
Hawaii, Bachelor in attentiance.
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“Lnx Radio Theater” hangs out some "Barretts of Wimpole Street” tonight at 8. Elizébeth Barrett and Robert Browning, the poe had of it has made many a back fence Sway down through the. ages. who is frustrated because her father won't Browning, played by Brian Aherne. together. Mrs. Travis knows the story ahd she says she hopes you'll help her make faces through the radio webbing at the old man—faces made white and soft by Lux Toilet Soap, that is.
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| A mystery designed to cook right along with the evening meal gets h Ri . ; i under way this evening, A new “Mystery of the Week” ra 6 tonight, least 2 days es oF i! his Se You'll be able to get in on the first murder of a mystery that Hercule .°¢ WAS lass than ys, iv mu Poirot will spend 15 minutes on each night this week. . fair haired detective created by Agatha Christie... He's quite a cocky 2 fellow who uses his head for far more than a dollar haircut. :
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Stanwyck and Robert Taylor are a couple of the screen satellites who'll make mike talk. The star-studded husband and wif
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for the Screen Guild at 9 peeyem. Taylor plays a middle-aged military man who looks back to War I. This mental back-flip occurs when he makes a return visit to the
same spot during War II.
What he remembers is a beautiful love affair in which the two : Jove birds do not live happily ever after. It's real sobby. stuff, so bring! WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—-Here isieligible. .veteran...a. fully. {how the recent amendment to the status and guarantees his credit of | {social security law which now pro- a minimu . famous washing when they | vides survivors’ benefits for certain! of $160. This is the love story of | dependents of world war II veterans | t.— The torrid time they applies: from heavy leaning gossips | Loretta Young is the semi-invali
along plenty of Lady Esther face powder to dry your tears.
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r Sanctum” with taunts and jibes, dishes up a murder mixup gie witl between a gentleman gumman and a courageous redhead tonight at 17. One dark and summer night the gunman with bloody hands knocks at 2 | within four years and one day after | door. He didn't come just to talk about Bromo Seltzer, so the redhead | begins a battle of wits to save herself, her husband and her child.
If you're a fast liver,
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There's more dirty work at the county courthouse tonight at 7:30.
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“Jeff Tyler, the Fightiiig Senator,” has uncovered: another plot in which | the politicians aren't willing to cheat the people fair and square like. | Jeff is an ex-G. I.-who gets elected to the office of state senator while| his army experiences are still fresh in his bonnet. of idealism in his makeup, but peppers it with just the right dose oh ealism to assure plenty of action with sleeves rolled well above the | : It's a Fe don in what clean politicking can do if the people |—Secretary of Interior J. A. Krug | will be .the principal speaker at the dedication of Mammoth Cave National park in Kentucky Ser 18. Simeon Willis _of Ken- | 1 foifhially , present
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. RIGHTS . ... By Douglas Larsen
Veterans' Dependents Aided By Amended Security Law
_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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But wage folks will begin of once— And the teachers will _stay on the job. Pending the outcome of our negofiations.
You see— School opened today. On schedule. All this tolk of a teachers’ strike was idle gossip.
I stressed one point at the School Board meeting . . . To attract the best minds to guide our children I said, we should pay them well.
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Which friends, ks) Mr, O'Malley?
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If the qualified veteran leaves a [widow “with young children in her To qualify for benefits under the care, she will be eligible to receive the survivors of a de-|a monthly benefit. ceased veteran must show that the | {veteran was in active military orlgiple for a monthly benefit two- | {naval service on or after Sept. 16, thirds the amount of the widow's! 11940, and before the official end penefit. jof the war, The veteran must have had at
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service-connected |aggravated disability or injury. Doesn't Apply to War Dead aw applies to veterans who 1in three years after their {discharge and who were discharged
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tthe termination of the war as de= termined by presidential proclamabe tion or declaration of congress, He| Miss must have an other than dishon- Tudor Hall English | orable discharge. Isecretary-treasurer of the Indiana | The law does not apply to vet-|Alpha who died while in service. the association ‘at the 21st friennial jor to those who died more than council of the Unjted Chapters of If survivors are receiving money Wednesday at William and Mary from veterans administration they college, Williamsburg, Va.
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SEARS ANNUAL REUNION
The Sears annual reunion will be held at Odon City park Sept. 15.
| | Visi their Roberts | Barkley (D. Ky), will introduce Visitors are requested to bring
Former Rep. Maurice |
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H. Thatcher, author of the Mam- |
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about the Charles Knoerle Tire Company, he's certain to speak right up. o Larry Keating is substitute on is using his lawn mower on vacation in the grass skirts country of Jach day this week -at 3, Larry is looking for the “Oldest . Last time the search was conducted they un- : . covered a young duffer who had just rounded out a century of living, |ing the war of 1812, saltpeter dug timer had seen four wars tome and go. Natcherly,/fiom floors of the cave went into, . . |gunpowder for the American army. | -
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and used by prehistoric Indians and discovered by the modern ‘world by pioneers of the 18th century.
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