Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1946 — Page 27

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Barry Wood Show Mus, YouoR'memb'r Mus, You R'memb'r

Sportsman Russ Morgan Orch, Russ Morgan Orch.

Songs of the Island Ten-Thirty Time Ten-Thirty Time

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7:15~Cavaleade of America| 10:00-=New, amber] 7:30~Howard Barlow's Or.| 10:15—8helf of Ambra T:45—Howard Barlow's Or | 10:30 le Sockers 8:00~Telephone Hour 10:48] o Sockers 8:18~Telephoae Tour 11:00—~News—Peter Grant : 8:30—Benny Goodman 11:16-~Bac! nd 1 :00—8upver.Club 8:46—Benny Goodman 11:30--Our reign Policy :15—News, Riss & Kngsby. 9:00~Contented Hour 11:48—Qur Foreign Policy

TUESDAY PROGRAMS

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Dixie Four Farm Bureau

Cedric Foster John J. Anthony

Indianapolis Today Linda's Love

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1 WISH ; (CBS) (Mutual) NBO) ABC) 18:30 Early Birds Breakfast on Farm | Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree ] 46 Early Birds ixie Pour Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree 11:00 World News News—Meet Staff $7:15 Town Crier Breakfast Devotion Nod News Pekin’ Time Boy. {7:30 Ayres—Gd. Morn. | News—Congratula’s | Musica) Clock News : 45 News Phil & Uncle Ezrs | Musical Clock Time to Shine 5:00 Rhythm and Song | Larry Richardson |i u 5 News—8ong WIBC Coffee Shop Dick Reed Breakin Chun 0 Mrs. Farrell WIBC Coffee 8hop | Allan Roth Breakfast Club 1:40 Mra. Parrell WIBC Coffee 8hop | Allan Roth Breakfast Club :00 Morning Melodies | Jane Day's House True Story :18 Morning Melodies | Jane Day's House Pu Jon rid True Story elyn Winters Crosby Sings Road of Life Church Hymns s Chin {Say tI With Music | Joyce Jordan The Listening Post J ‘wr Art Godfrey Show | News—Board Room | Fred WwW: [):18 Art Godfrey Show | Tune Tonics Waring Tom Sreveman :30 Time to Rmbr, Uncommon Sense | Barry Cameron Home Edition 7:45 Rosemary Victor H. Lindlahr| David illiam :00 Kate ‘Smith Up to Minute News| Four Sta amour Manor F :15 Aunt Jenny Coke Club—-Downey | Pour Stars ud Moue 11:30 Rom. Helen Trent | Easy Aces Talks Dick & Guy 45 Our Gal Sunday | Women's Club Talks Jimmy Boyer £2:00 Gilbert Porbes Larry Richardson | Tello-Test oi Ma Perkins You Take the Mike| Today's Band BStishage Serenade

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30 Road of Life Queen for a Day Hearts in Harmony 1:46 Young Dr. Malone | Queen for a Day Editor's Daughter Bride s on £2:00 Burprise Party Downtown at 2 Life Can Be Beautfl. | Ladies, B 2:15 Surprise Party P.M. Party Ma Perkins Ho Be Seated 2:30 Navy Music P.M, Party Pepper Young Constitution Day :45 Food Chat P. M. Party t to Happiness | Afternoon Melodies 1:00 House Party Easy Does It Backstage Wife 4 :15 House Party Easy Does It Stella Dallas fact DEE tine 3:30 Ayers Program Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Wheel of Fortune 3:45 Ayers Program Easy Does It Widder Brown Wheel of Fortune 1:00 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Girl Marries rtune :15 Rrythm at Rndm.| Easy Does It Portia Faces [ife | Wheel of Jurtune 4:30 Rhythm at Rndm.| Easy Does It Plain Bill News 1:45 Rhythm at Rndm. | Easy Does It Front Page Parrel | Musical Cocktafl

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“Lux Radio Theater” is all in" a lather over its presentation for pnight at 8. The king-sized soap opera is offering Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon in “Madame Curie,” the movie they screened together It's the story of Pierre Curie, the shy scientist,

few seasons ago.

Die Nacht”

queaking door tonight.

you to sleep at higher prices. Love I Have Won Thee.”

f talent will present “Arrowsmith.” y” Sinclair Lewis in which a medic has to spend more time fighting orance and intolerance than he does in puting the needle to disease. ou can get a choice position at the box office by making a tidy

vho finally teamed up with his Polish science student. beautiful marriage in which they worked side by side through many hardship to finally discover radium. The 60 minutes Lux devotes to he show gives the radio reyision plenty of talking space. Occasionally, owever, if someone begins making conversation about some amazing peauty formula, it’s really not a test tube mixture. oming in to talk about Lux Toilet Soap.

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» ¥ “ = » ” Bodies will be all over the place when “Inner Sanctum” closes its The blood letting begins at 7 o'clock, with ctress Ann Shepherd as guest ghoul in “Murder to a Metronome.” ow a metronome, to most people, is a timepiece that keeps music n the straight and narrow beat. But this murderous program wouldn’t e ticking on schedule if it didn’t have any more to its half hour than at. No, to them the metronome is the inspiration for ‘the murderer o go to work on no less than four people.

» w 5 . " ” » Eileen Farrell is back tonight at 10:30 with the kind of music that She sings “Die Lorelei” by Liszt Most of her numbers, however, are overed all over with nightness. For instance, she will be heard in (The Night), “Nuit d’Etoile "hrough The Night.”

(Starry Night), and “All

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* 8 2 a a! The studio will be crowded with talent when “Screen Guild” rforms for particular people at 9. Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter, and ean Hersholt will all be on hand to donate their talents, with the going to fill empty tummies of unfortunate acters. The triple header This is the famous novel penned

8 # 8 8 8 8 \ Jack Smith will be on tonight at 6:15 for his regular session of usical merriness. The tenor has a set of the happiest tonsils in the When he opens his larnyx for a melody, he gives every Indication that he'd rather croon than lay sewer pipe for a living. ack’s special guest this evening will be Tito Guizar. juite a bang out of singing, but in a Latin sort of way. What I'm really

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rying to say, is that after a hard day »t the office, this is the kind

f welcome home to whip you in the mood to ask the little woman 0 give you a hand with the dinner dishes. i

» o 5 » on ~ Bob Hawk will carton his Camel quiz to your doorstep tonight at :30. Each week there is very little change in the complexion of the amel Quiz. After all, the very nature of a quiz show leaves little lbow room for changes from week to week. his one of the top question sessions om the air is Rapid. Robert. The

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with a fascinating game in which the successful contestant becomes That, of course, is Camel spelled backwards. But the nice

art about it is that you don’t have to be backward to win the money or to smoke a Camel cigarette,

o " as ” o n The pugilistic politician, Jeff Tyler, has donned his fighting togs or “Fighting Senator” tonight at 7:30. Since he got out of the army,

vhere he won a Congressional Medal of Hohor for his shotgun work t Anzio, Jeff ‘has been hitting hard and often at political bosses and beanut politicians, He's the kind of guy who happens to believe that he welfare of the people is more important. than any petty profit, and

ides into action with that idea in the front part of his bonnet. If his fellow speaks your kind of language, you can help him by floating

en of iniquity.

loan for Swan Soap and by getting in the poll line this fall.

” ” ” » » " Vaughan Monroe will be the record guest of Paul Roberts tonight t 6:30. The synthetic night club is entirely Roberts’ brainchild, and he does his durndest to make you think the mu Actually, though, it's just a maSterful bit of hoedng coming from the shelves of the studio record closet. Roberts getting mighty transportation conscious. bout Charles Knoerle and U, 8. Tires tonight but also has gotten nighty uppity since his name has been plastered on taxis all over town.

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n addition, he’s having Martha McHatton, the News radio columnist,

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EGAD! THIS 1S THE STRAW THAT BREAKS THE CAMELS ¥8ACK ~~ WHEN T GO TO BATHE, JAKE'S IN THE TUB ~~ T LOOK FOR A SHIRT ONLY TO LEARN HE HAS FILCHED IT, AND NOW THIS. MY CIGARS ++ THE HUMIDOR EMPTY AS A HAUNTED HOUSE! =~HAK i T HANE THE PATIENCE OF JOB, BUT 1 CAN GOADED ONLY 50 FAR «THE BELL : CLANGS FOR ACTION’

Heats Ground for Farmers

By Science Service CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—Petroleum is produced in Sweden by a unique system of electrical distillation drilled into beds of oil shale. Supersized tomatoes and other vegetables ‘are by-products for years afterwards. Dr. Gustav Egloff, Universal Oil Products Co. chemist, who has just returned from a trip to Scandinavia described to me during the American Chemical society meeting here the $25,000,000 Swedish project that is making chemical history by getting oil out of oil shale without mining and transporting tons of earth to a refinery. , An outgrowth of the war emergency when Sweden found itself almost fully dependent upon wood from its forests for heat and power, the. Tornberg oil shale project is located about 200 miles north of Stockholm. The process works like this: Holes are drilled 50 feet into the oil shale and electrical resistance heaters are dropped into them and kept going for three months during a prelim-

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